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Lets Go Aero Jack-It TS TwinSpin Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Trailer A-Frame Mount
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Lets Go Aero Jack-It TS TwinSpin Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Trailer A-Frame Mount

Part Number: LGA23VR
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This trailer mount rack lets you carry 2 bikes on your A-frame cargo trailer or RV travel trailer. Bolt-on installation above the electric jack and front wind manual jack of your A-frame cargo trailer or RV travel trailer. Great Prices for the best rv and camper bike racks from Lets Go Aero. Lets Go Aero Jack-It TS TwinSpin Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Trailer A-Frame Mount part number LGA23VR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Lets Go Aero RV and Camper Bike Racks - LGA23VR

  • Trailer Tongue Rack
  • 2 Bikes
  • Travel Trailer
  • Hanging Rack
  • Lets Go Aero
  • Wheel Mount

This trailer mount rack lets you carry 2 bikes on your A-frame cargo trailer or RV travel trailer. Bolt-on installation above the electric jack and front wind manual jack of your A-frame cargo trailer or RV travel trailer.


Features:

  • Trailer-mount bike rack lets you carry 2 bikes on your cargo trailer or RV travel trailer
    • Base offers clearance for electric and manual jacks up to 22-1/2" tall
  • V-shaped rack rotates 360 degrees so you can easily load your bikes
  • Arms ensure level transport of bikes, regardless of size and frame style
    • Detach for storage and cargo area access
  • Cushioned cradles hold your bikes securely by the wheels
    • Reduce bike-to-bike contact and help prevent scratches and scuffs
  • Bolt-on installation above your trailer's A-frame drawbar with included hardware
  • Keyed-alike locks deter theft of your bikes and the rack
  • Black powder coated steel is durable and rust resistant


Specs:

  • Application: A-frame cargo trailers and RV travel trailers
  • Carrying capacity: 2 bicycles
  • Weight capacity: 40 lbs per bike
  • Maximum tire width: 2-3/4"
  • Minimum tire size: 22"
  • Weight: 38 lbs
  • 1-Year limited warranty


B02424 Lets Go Aero Jack-It TS Twin Spin Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Trailer A-Frame Mount





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4.2

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This trailer mount rack lets you carry 2 bikes on your A-frame cargo trailer or RV travel trailer. Bolt-on installation above the electric jack and front wind manual jack of your A-frame cargo trailer or RV travel trailer.

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A little wobbly but has held two bikes safely for thousands of miles.



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Well built and well engineered. Assembled easily. Good material for the straps.



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Very sturdy. Our 1st 10-hour trip with the bikes on the bike rack was uneventful;the bikes didn't loosen up or move.



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Solid rack. I bought the Pro model due to the two pivot points and expandability. But primary use will be a rack for two standard mountain bikes. Great construction. Mounts with the tongue jack bolts. Heavy duty steel frame and pivot points. Fit perfectly around a Lippert 3500# jack. Even has a tube for access to the manual jacking screw if i ever need that. The dual pivot points on the Pro model seem to remedy the issues some have had regarding difficulty mounting the bike closest to the camper. The dual pivot point really help solve this issue. I haven't towed with bikes yet but i did mount our bikes to make final adjustments and test for clearance. Very simple to fine tune the mounting pegs and no clearance issues whatsoever. Test drive tomorrow and I will update if there are any issues. But I din’t think there will be. Getting the tongue jack off was the trickiest part. A one person job, but a second person could be helpful for this part. I needed to loosen the two conduit straps that secure the jacks power wire under the frame in order to have enough wire slack to get the jack all the way out. I tugged on the power wire for the jack a bit and thought I pulled it loose because the jack didn’t work once removed. But not so. Everything was fine all along. Once I figured out the jack was grounded to the frame that issue was solved. It worked fine once everything was bolted back together. Lippert says to torque the bolts so I did, but if you just get them really tight you should be fine. Longer mounting bolts are supplied with the rack and worked perfectly. After installing the frame and getting the tongue jack bolted on, the rest of the assembly only took about 20 minutes. Bikes rest nicely in the rack with no touch points. Foam tubing is supplied in case your bikes have touch points. We have nice bikes so that was a concern, but no issue. I will follow up after towing with bikes.



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Great for hauling our bikes around on our little Casita trailer. A little tricky getting the bikes on.



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Installation was straightforward and took me about 30-45 minutes. First trip with a single e-bike on the rack. It’s a perfect solution to the rear rack. I’m 6’2 so I had little trouble getting the bike on the rack. My wife, 5’1, would need assistance with it. I do recommend it, if you can’t use a rear bumper rack.



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Installation was simple and took less than an hour from unboxing to loading bikes. It probably took me longer to get both bikes to fit, as I had to keep adjusting and flipping the hooks. Just returned from a 200+ mile trip and both bikes made it there and back unscathed. Would recommend this over a rear bumper mount.



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Easy install; seems like a very sturdy rack (first trip will be next week); customer service is exceptional!



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Once again etrailer’s speed and service has exceeded expectations!
We have one trip pf several hundred miles on the Jack-It Pro 2 rack. Performance was flawless! Installation was straightforward and simple. The most time consuming part was getting the bikes themselves arranged for safe transport and ease of loading. Bikes are well supported and secure in transit. Overall a very well designed and executed product.



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Order was sent quickly and everything was complete. The only thing better would’ve been knowing we needed an electronic jack before installation.



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So far I have only installed and set up the rack for my bikes. Assembly was pretty easy. The instructions were stapled together incorrectly so had to flip back and forth. There were two similar bolts that are different lengths and the instructions only list them as on type of item so it's ambiguous as to which one goes where. I believe I have them in the correct places. After assembling the rack and putting my bikes on I had to take the two upper arms off to swap the pegs the lower wheels attach to. Reread the instructions to see if I had missed something and created more work for myself, but I think it a configuration thing that your not going to know until you start using it. I think it will work well was questioning why they use pins with clips to attach the upper arms rather than bolts, but when I had to swap the lower pegs I appreciated that. Note: if you have fenders you'll probably want to thread the staps between the tire and the fender. Not bad just adds a little work to putting you bike on.



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Dealt with Will and he was very friendly and professional. The product was delivered in a timely manner, and I am very satisfied with it.



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I haven't had a chance to install and use yet. However the transaction and delivery was quick and easy. Trailer had the best price.



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the rack came with 2 keys. One was defective, part of key was missing. The said they would provide a replacement, the replacement key never arrived.

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Mike L.

9/25/2026

I'm sorry for the delay Brad. I'll get that straightened out for you!



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Installation went smoothly. After a few attempts placing bikes on the rack, I removed the lower tire supports as they were more nuisance than help. The product would be better if the screw-in lock pins were replaced with a non-threaded format. I anticipate the Screw-in pins may eventually strip due to the difficulty of aligning the moving parts of the rack.
The unit supports the bikes securely and allows adequate space for trailer hook-up.



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It is a very good product. The lower wheel straps are very difficult to attach to the post. It seems that the lower posts have a larger knob to get the strap over.



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Great product. Doesn't fit my G-Pro 19fd. No indication on website and trailer. etrailer support very helpful. Referred me to Aero mfg. They were NOT helpful at all. Not even willing to design a work around solution. Rack made in Taiwan.



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Purchased for our 2022 Epro 19FD only to find out it doesn't have clearance when bikes are attached. The swivel offset with bikes mounted sits too close to the front of the trailer pressing against the front glass. The return policy makes it impossible to return once its removed from the packaging.


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