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This 2-bike rack is perfect for the occasional rider who wants to hit the trail a partner. Anti-sway cradles secure your bikes by the top tube and seat post. Tilts with bikes unloaded.
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Specs:
Note: Using this rack with a 1-1/4" hitch requires the use of the included support strap. Failure to use the support strap will void the rack's warranty.
Dual Folding Arms with Anti-Sway Cradles
The Curt standard rack has dual arms that provide excellent support for your bikes. They slope up to provide ground clearance for steep driveways and bumpy roads.
To fold the arms down, remove the tethered pull pin at the top of the mast. This leaves a smaller footprint, so you can keep the rack on your vehicle to park in your garage. And when stored in this configuration, it doesn't take up as much space in your garage.
Anti-sway cradles with rubber straps hold your bikes firmly in place. Each set of cradles has two straps that secure your bike along the top tube and one that secures the seat post or downtube. This multi-point contact helps keep your bikes from rocking back and forth, reducing bike-to-bike contact. The soft rubber cradles rotate around the rack's arms to accommodate bikes of different styles and shapes. They also have raised ridges that prevent your brake and shifter cables from getting pinched.
Tilts for Cargo Area Access
The rack tilts down without your bikes loaded. This means you won't have to remove the whole rack to access your cargo area for grocery runs and other errands.
To tilt the rack, remove the tethered pull pin at the base of the rack and lower the mast. When you're ready to go, raise the mast back up and re-insert the pull pin.
A threaded hitch pin is included that helps eliminate rattle in the hitch receiver during transport. To tighten the pin in your hitch, use the included 3/4" wrench, or a 3/4" socket wrench (sold separately). A clip is also included to keep the pin in place.
You can install the rack in a 1-1/4" hitch or in a 2" hitch. To use it in a 1-1/4" hitch, simply remove the adapter with the included Allen key.
A cable lock and hitch lock (sold separately) are available to secure your bikes to the rack and the rack to your vehicle.
A built-in rung on the back of the upright mast provides an anchor point for the included stabilizing strap. The strap keeps your bikes' handlebars and wheels from moving during transport. Simply thread the strap through the rung and around your bikes' wheels to prevent them from spinning. You can also use this rung as an anchor point for the cable lock.
If you have a women's bike, kid's bike, or any other bike without a straight, horizontal top tube, you will need an adapter bar (sold separately) to properly mount your bike. The bar fits between the seat post and handlebar stem post of your bike to create a top tube so your bike hangs level on the rack.
Ratings & Reviews

Big B.
10/24/2022
still holding up very well. None of the saddle ears of broken. I did have a problem with the saddles slipping back on the arms so I bought some radiator clamps and locked them in place.

Paul T.
9/9/2017
Only used it once...its heavy and well made. I used it on the front hitch, it sits high and obstructs my driving view. But it worked ok.

Joel G.
11/11/2018
Still great! The bike rack and medical transport chair have traveled thousands of miles with NO problems.
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Paul
8/17/2022
The bike rack is strong and solid construction. I am on my second rack as my first rack was damaged beyond repair due to a rear end collision. My replacement choice was again the Curt rack. It is a bit heavy but carries the bikes well. My only problem particularly with the second rack is with the bolt that screws into the upright post at the base of the rack to solidify the upright post into the hitch mount once the post is pinned to vertical. The only threads to hold the bolt are in the thin metal plate frame at the base of the rack. There are not enough threads to hold a tight connection and threads have stripped out. A nut should be welded to the side of the base to carry the bolt and provide sufficient threads to tighten the bolt against the post. Retapping the hole has not been an effective fix.