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The Softride Hang2 stands out with its vertical design that holds two bikes by the handlebars instead of the frame. Each hanger uses rubber straps to secure the bars, keeping frames, forks, and hydraulic lines untouched. It works with most flat-bar setups—including mountain, hybrid, and downhill bikes—and handles kids’ bikes with 20" wheels and up. With a 50-lb weight limit per bike, it covers a wide range of modern builds without crowding your hitch space.
Getting into the rear cargo area doesn’t mean unloading. The Hang2 tilts down even when both bikes are still mounted, giving quick access to gear or groceries. A spring-loaded quick-release pin controls the tilt, so you can drop it back smoothly and lock it upright again in seconds. It’s a small move that saves time every time you need to reach inside.
Nobody likes a rack that clanks or wobbles. The Hang2 locks tight in the hitch with an anti-rattle bolt that eliminates play between the shank and receiver. That keeps the bikes steady on rough pavement and helps protect delicate handlebar mounts from vibration. When you’re rolling steady, you can tell the difference.
This rack is built from heavy-gauge steel and finished with a durable powder coat for long-term rust resistance. The result is a solid 50-lb rack that feels planted and dependable. When not in use, the top section folds down to save space in storage or stay tucked away until the next ride.
A bolt-on adapter lets the Hang2 switch between 1-1/4" (Class II only) and 2" hitches, so you can move it between setups without extra tools or parts. It’s a small but smart detail that makes the rack as flexible as the bikes it carries.
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David
5/26/2024
Still using it and its still holding up. It will lean towards the side wthe heavier bike. It is one of the best for my Jeep TJ having narrow spaced taillights and the only two-bike vertical rack Ive found.