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Swagman Quad 2+2 Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
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Swagman Quad 2+2 Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
Part Number: S64FR
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Swagman Hitch Bike Rack - S64FR
Highlights
- Take 2 or 4 Bikes as Needed: Use the removable add-on to switch between family and couple rides fast.
- Carry Up to 45 lbs per Bike: Handles mountain, cruiser, or e-bikes safely within rated limits.
- Load Different Bike Sizes Easily: Sliding cradles fit 20"–29" wheels and wheelbases from 15"–51".
- Keep Bikes Secure in Transit: Padded, ratcheting frame hooks and locking hitch pin deter movement and theft.
- Access Cargo Without Unloading: Fold-down masts clear space when bikes are off the rack.
- Store Compactly When Parked: Fold the rack up against your vehicle to save space.
Features to know about
Flexible Hauling for Every Ride: Converts from 4 Bikes to 2
The Swagman Quad 2+2 adapts to what your trip calls for. It carries 4 bikes when the whole crew is rolling out, or you can drop the 2-bike add-on to make it a lighter 2-bike setup. Just unbolt the extension with the included tool and cap the end to keep water and dirt out. Each position handles 45 lbs per bike, with room for wheelbases from 15" to 51" and tires up to 3.0" wide, so everything from kids’ rides to full-size mountain frames fits securely.
Solid Hold Without Scratches: Padded Ratcheting Hooks
Top-tube hooks slide down independently to snug each bike by the frame, locking in place so nothing shifts on the road. The padded contact surfaces protect paint and finishes while the ratchet design makes it quick to load different frame shapes. Once the hook clicks, you know the bike’s tight and ready to go.
Easy Fit for Different Bikes: Sliding Wheel Cradles with Straps
Each wheel cradle loosens with a hand knob so you can slide it along the tray and match your bike’s wheelbase. Ratcheting straps cinch down the tires for a steady hold. If you’re running wide tires, optional fat-bike cradles (sold separately) take wheels up to 5" across. That means fewer adapters and less fiddling when swapping between bikes.
Access and Storage Made Simple: Folding Center Masts and Rack
When you’re not hauling, pull the spring-loaded levers to fold the masts down and reach your cargo area. The main rack folds up too—remove the pin, raise it, and re-insert to lock it in compact form. It keeps the setup tidy and out of the way in tight spaces.
Security and Stability on the Road: Anti-Rattle and Locking System
A threaded anti-rattle hitch pin keeps the rack steady in the receiver, cutting out movement over bumps. Built-in locks secure both the bikes and the rack with keyed-alike cores, so you can step away knowing everything’s locked together. The durable steel frame with black powder coat adds long-term rust resistance for dependable use trip after trip.
Specs
Application
- Hitch receiver size: 2" x 2"
Weight and Capacity
- Carrying capacity: 4 bikes
- Weight capacity: 45 lbs per bike
- Carrier weight: 86 lbs
Wheel and Tire Compatibility
- Wheel diameter: 20" - 29"
- Maximum tire width: 3.0"
- Wheelbase: 15" - 51"
Dimensions
- Distance from center of hitch pin hole to closest part of rack when unfolded: 9-1/4"
- Distance from center of hitch pin hole to farthest part of rack when unfolded: 51-1/2"
- Distance from center of hitch pin hole to closest part of rack when folded: 7-3/4"
- Distance from center of hitch pin hole to farthest part of rack when folded: 14-3/4"
Warranty
- Limited lifetime warranty
66692 Quad 2 Platform-Style 2 Bike and 4 Bike Carrier for 2-Inch Hitches - Hitch Mount
Customer Satisfaction Score:
99% were satisfied with this product
1% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
67 reviews
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Michael
07/13/2026
Instructions have errors. Pictures aren't the best. Some parts have no description of where/how to use. Still trying to figue out the wrench size of locking hitch bolt. 7/8 to small, 15/16 sloppy. Tried metric 22 to small 24 sloppy. Do they make a 23? Quality of unit appears to be very good. After set up for the bikes loading and unloading is easy
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Larry C
04/22/2021
I really don’t care for when someone reviews something before using it, but I can mention two things about the swagman quad 2+2, (I’ve only drove it around unloaded a bit) it SEEMS heavy duty enough to accomplish the job of hauling 4 bikes. Assembly was not too difficult as assembly instructions were adequate (although looking at picture on box at times is necessary) because some directions are probably only understood in a context. But so far so good, as my initial concerns about it being a wimpy cheap crude device have been pacified. True it has some plastic for tie down straps and for ratchet locks, and these may not last long but they can be retrofitted as needed easy enough with a little creativity. So four stars because it’s a really doable option but maybe not a five like a Thule or Kuat might get. Oh etrailer should get 5 stars.
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Roy
05/05/2022
Love the Swagman quad 2+2. Worked wonderfully a year ago with 4 bikes, and just took a trip with only 2 bikes. Was great being able to only use the front half of the rack. I feel much better with the bikes secured on this rack then the hanging type. It isn’t the lightest rack, but well made. Definitely recommend.
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Michael
07/06/2021
This rack has been fantastic! It is sturdy and feels solid when completely full. I have access to my tailgate when the rack is down and when the rack is up it is nice and close to the truck. Bikes are extremely secure when in the rack and I love it that the braces will lock the bikes to deter theft. Most of all the connection to the hutch is SOLID. This is a great product. I am extremely happy with this purchase!
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Randy
12/17/2025
Arrived on time, had it together in about 45 minutes. It’s on the heavy side but it feels sturdy.
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Regina
06/30/2021
I really like this bike carrier especially that I can either as a 2 bike carrier or a 4 bike carrier. The only drawback is the weight. It’s. Bit on the heavy side
I usually put the 2 bike carrier on the car then add the additional set of 2. I can’t lift the whole 4 bike set up.
This rack is durable and easy to get bikes on and off, it also is much easier to carry step through bikes than on a hanging rack.
I usually put the 2 bike carrier on the car then add the additional set of 2. I can’t lift the whole 4 bike set up.
This rack is durable and easy to get bikes on and off, it also is much easier to carry step through bikes than on a hanging rack.
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Jesse
05/11/2021
I just purchased this rack and although I haven’t used it very long it does seem well built and holds our bikes securely. Assembly takes about 40 minutes and you will need a couple wrenches or sockets but it is fairly straightforward. You will need a 1” socket to tighten and install the locking hitch pin, but it locks up nice and tight with no wobble. Very easy to adjust the wheel holders and top hooks. The hooks lock which is a nice security feature. It comes with four lock keys which is nice if multiple people in your family will be using the rack. The service and shipping from etrailer was great - item was in stock as listed and shipped the next day.
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John & Terrie
07/18/2022
We've owned the Swagman Quad 2+2 bike rack a week, put it together, and transported one bike for maybe 15 miles -- so our experience is limited. That said, it seems like a great product, once it is put together. The hitch pin screws into place (through the holes in the hitch receiver and the threaded hole in the hitch), and that seems to be the key to its rock-solid stability (at least at 45 - 55 mph speeds). My sister-in-law (driving behind my truck for our 15 mile trip) said she did not see the bike move while we were in transit.
Yes, whoever wrote the instructions should be fired. About the only thing he got right was telling you to insert it into the hitch receiver for easiest assembly. It should have an illustrated parts list, so the instructions can be matched up with the parts. They should have drawings, not photocopied pictures of black parts that blend into one black blob. Look at the bright side. By the time you get the cross bars inserted in the proper ends, with the lock screw hole facing down, you'll be quite familiar with the unit.
The two hitch pins (both screw into place, one is lockable, and one just uses a hitch pin clip) have different head sizes, 7/8" and 15/16". That's just brain-dead. You'll want to use a socket wrench, at least the first time you put the hitch on and off your vehicle, because it can take some cranking to get it into place and then again to start the removal.
I did use a hammer a few times, gently, to persuade a bolt to start through the holes. I mention this as evidence of the unit's solid construction, not because I think it's a great idea -- but it worked for me.
One of the nice features of this bike rack is that you can use it for up to 2 bikes or, with the extension, up to 4 bikes. Getting that extension off (for 2-bike mode) can take a lot of work. WD-40 should help. I had good luck with graphite lock spray. I'm not getting any younger, and it certainly is nice to handle the rack in two pieces that secure together snugly.
Finally, a use note. We'll hitch the bike rack to the back of my truck for local-ish riding. For longer, overnight trips, we'll probably use our 27'5" motor home. The Swagman Quad 2+2 bike rack seems to be one of the few bike racks certified for use on a motor home. I'm glad that it's a solid, usable unit.
Yes, whoever wrote the instructions should be fired. About the only thing he got right was telling you to insert it into the hitch receiver for easiest assembly. It should have an illustrated parts list, so the instructions can be matched up with the parts. They should have drawings, not photocopied pictures of black parts that blend into one black blob. Look at the bright side. By the time you get the cross bars inserted in the proper ends, with the lock screw hole facing down, you'll be quite familiar with the unit.
The two hitch pins (both screw into place, one is lockable, and one just uses a hitch pin clip) have different head sizes, 7/8" and 15/16". That's just brain-dead. You'll want to use a socket wrench, at least the first time you put the hitch on and off your vehicle, because it can take some cranking to get it into place and then again to start the removal.
I did use a hammer a few times, gently, to persuade a bolt to start through the holes. I mention this as evidence of the unit's solid construction, not because I think it's a great idea -- but it worked for me.
One of the nice features of this bike rack is that you can use it for up to 2 bikes or, with the extension, up to 4 bikes. Getting that extension off (for 2-bike mode) can take a lot of work. WD-40 should help. I had good luck with graphite lock spray. I'm not getting any younger, and it certainly is nice to handle the rack in two pieces that secure together snugly.
Finally, a use note. We'll hitch the bike rack to the back of my truck for local-ish riding. For longer, overnight trips, we'll probably use our 27'5" motor home. The Swagman Quad 2+2 bike rack seems to be one of the few bike racks certified for use on a motor home. I'm glad that it's a solid, usable unit.
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Michael
02/10/2022
I like the Swagman Quad 2+2 bike rack. It rides well on the back and holds bikes securely. It does feel like it wobbles a bit, but I honestly think that is by design so as to absorb the bumps and turns while on the road. O Overall, I'd buy it again.
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Colleen
04/25/2021
The bike rack was easy to assemble. My absolute favorite thing about ordering from etrailer is their customer service. I called to have help on which rack to order. Courtney emailed me options that would work with my vehicle and I just clicked and ordered. I have used etrailer before and will continue. They were great!
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Aaron
07/21/2024
Overall this is a great bike rack. It is heavy, but understandably for the price. 4 stars because I would prefer they used nylon nuts for the parts that should move. The parts that pivot are very hard to move with regular nuts since they have to be tight to make sure the rack doesn't fall apart. Just finished a 350 mile round trip in the mountains and the rack performed perfectly!
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Matthew
07/06/2020
Overall very pleased with the product. Assembly initially looked daunting but ended up being very simple an quick. Did need to do a combination of reading instructions and looking at picture on box. Really like the built in locks and mechanics.
Did have one problem. The pin that is used when moving the unit from the down to raised position did not fit correctly. The holes were not drilled in quite the right spot and had to use a hammer to get the pin in and out. Purchased a drill bit and got the holes lined up so that is now fixed.
Plan to use the unit in a week for a trip to Colorado and spousal unit wanted to take both the road and cross over bikes. Will see how well it works out.
Did have one problem. The pin that is used when moving the unit from the down to raised position did not fit correctly. The holes were not drilled in quite the right spot and had to use a hammer to get the pin in and out. Purchased a drill bit and got the holes lined up so that is now fixed.
Plan to use the unit in a week for a trip to Colorado and spousal unit wanted to take both the road and cross over bikes. Will see how well it works out.
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Brenda
05/22/2020
I really like this bike rack so far and the fact that I can set it up for 1-4 bikes is awesome and why I chose this one in the first place but the instructions are TERRIBLE!! Yo basically have to figure it out for yourself which is an unnecessary waste of time if they would just supply decent instructions to begin with! Good solid rack and the fact that it came with a hitch lock was an unexpected bonus.
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Charles
04/13/2022
Bike rack keeps bikes very stable and relatively easy to mount/dismount bikes.
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Juan
05/24/2021
My only complain is the instructions to put it together they are terrible. But the product itself got excellent. I have had it 2 months now and it works great.
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Sara
04/12/2022
I love this rack. It's quick and easy to install. I also love that you can use it for just two bikes, or put the addition on for up to four. It's perfect for our family!
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David
07/03/2020
More solid and heavy than I thought it would be. Inspires confidence. Folks at retailer have good advice through the process.
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Sara
07/04/2020
Bought this hitch online and we were worried it wouldn’t be sturdy enough. Put it together today and we are very impressed by the quality of the materials and the ease of putting it together.
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Dean
04/28/2021
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Gary
05/01/2021
Easy to put together and holds the bikes really well
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Dean
4/29/2022
Extremely well. We use it to carry 3 electric bikes on our RV and no issues at all.