This 4-bike rack grips your bikes by the downtube, making it great for carrying bikes with fenders. You can also carry 2 e-bikes on the inner positions. Sliding wheel trays help prevent your bike's handlebars from bumping the saddles.
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The Freedom has cradles with ratchet straps that hold your bikes by the downtubes, top tubes, or seat posts. These cradles have a rubber lining that won't scratch or scuff your bike's paint. They also have grooves that accommodate brake lines and cables.
The cradles pivot and slide up and down the central masts. This allows the rack to grab your bike's tube at the perfect angle. Twist knobs secure the cradles in place.
The wheel cradles slide to accommodate bikes with different wheelbases. Each cradle has a ratcheting strap so you can secure your bikes' wheels. If you want to carry a fat bike, you can replace the rack's wheel trays with fat bike cradles (SA4419 - sold separately). Or, if you want to carry 2 recumbent bikes, you can replace the horizontal arm closest to your vehicle with a longer arm (SA4415B - sold separately) that accommodates recumbents with up to 57" wheelbases.
You can tilt the rack down with bikes loaded or unloaded to access your vehicle's rear cargo area. Just pull out the front-mounted release lever, and lower the rack until it clicks into place.
You can fold down the upright masts for access to your cargo area when no bikes are loaded. Simply pull the levers and fold the masts down.
You can also fold the rack up against the back of your vehicle with it's not in use. Just fold down the masts, press the release lever, and raise the rack up until it clicks into place.
It installs with a threaded hitch pin that helps prevent rattling around in your vehicle's hitch receiver. An anti-rattle hitch lock (SA3022 - sold separately) helps deter theft of the rack. You can also thread a cable lock (SA981 - sold separately) through the hole in the base of the rack and through your bike frames to secure your bikes to the rack.
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