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Jack-It 2 Bike Rack for A-Frame Trailers
(6 reviews)
Price: $216.95
Jack-It 2 Bike Rack for A-Frame Trailers
Item # LC429756
Retail:$242.95
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Lippert Components RV and Camper Bike Racks - LC429756
This bike rack installs on your A-frame trailer and lets you carry 2 bikes of almost any size or style by the wheels - no adapter bar needed. Keeps your bikes safely behind your tow vehicle where you can see them. Foam bumpers protect bicycle finish.
Features:
- Trailer-frame-mounted carrier transports up to 2 bikes on your A-frame trailer
- Tall V-shaped design is easy to see from the cab of your vehicle
- Ensures level transport
- Adds balance and stability to the carrier
- Adjustable wheel cradles with durable rubber straps hold bikes by the wheels
- Compatible with all frame styles and sizes
- No adapter bar needed for alternate-frame bikes
- Cushioned pads prevent scratches from bike-to-bike contact
- PowerTower frame protects tongue jack from impact
- Sturdy steel construction is durable
- Black powder coat finish resists rust
- 4 Wheel cradles, 4 lockable pins, and (3) 3/8"-16 diameter x 1-1/2" long bolts are included
Specs:
- Application: most A-frame trailers
- Fits around jacks with up to 2-1/4" outer tube diameter and 22-1/2" clearance
- Carrying capacity: 2 bikes
- Weight capacity: 80 lbs
- Weight: 25 lbs
- 1-Year limited warranty
429756 Jack-It by Let's Go Aero 2 Bike Carrier for A Frame Tongue Jacks - 80 lbs
Video of Jack-It 2 Bike Rack for A-Frame Trailers
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Video Transcript for Lippert A-Frame Trailer Jack-It 2 Bike Rack Review
Hey guys. Today we're going to be checking out the Lippert Jack-It 2 bike rack. Now this right here mounts to your A-frame and allows you to carry two bikes attached to your trailer.You can see here how it's not going to interfere with your jack and it's especially great for campers because it's not going to interfere with your propane tanks.Now let's talk about how it holds our bikes. Four rubber straps keep our bikes in place. There is no frame contact. You can see here how the cradle has a V design, that way our wheel sits down inside and then the rubber strap goes over the top keeping everything in place.
Then on the bottom we have a peg style to further support our bike with that same adjustable rubber strap. I've gone ahead and taken off the bikes so we can take a closer look.The bike rack features of V shaped design with padding that is adjustable along the arms. This is going to help with bike to bike contact and bike to rack contact. The pegs and the cradles are adjustable for different size bikes. This is also going to help with bike to bike contact.
It's going to prevent things like our handlebars and seats from coming in contact with one another.You could see here on the cradle style, you simply just pull the pin pull it out, adjust it to a different hole, put it back in and replace the pin. That way you can adjust one bike higher than the other. The pegs are adjustable by a knob. We'll simply loosen it up, adjust it along the arm to your desired location, and then tighten it back up.Now if you have a foldout or a slide out here in the front, you may be thinking that this is incompatible. Well, that's not true.
If we need to use those things, we can take out the anti-rattle bolt and easily lift it off. Now as you can see, this frees up the front of our camper. If we need to access our propane tanks, not a problem. We'll just remove the anti-rattle bolt here and lift this piece out.And with it removed, it gives us access to our manual crank on our jack. Speaking of your jack, you can't have more than 22 and a half inches from the top of your A-frame to the top of your jack.
Now if you have a manual jack with a top wind or a side wind, you may be out of luck there. It needs to be in the front. That way it clears the frame.Now it's going to work with most A-frame jacks. Just as long as your jack meets those height requirements that we mentioned. It installs between your A-frame and your jack. Now if you're concerned about the inside width of the frame, it's seven and three-eighths of an inch, so you're jacks width will need to be under that. Another option you have for saving space is the two arms could be removed.You'll simply pull the pin and clip here and then it just slides off. Now this may be handy when maybe putting a cover over your RV or maybe when your bike rack is just not in use. When it comes to loading up our bikes. Depending on your trailer, it may be a bit high, but it's really not that bad. We just need to set our wheels in place within the cradle hooks here. Go ahead and load up my last bike. I'll lift it up and just set it in place. Now you may need to rotate your crank out of the way.Once we've done that, we can then just set it in place. Once we've got our bike positioned where we want and our pads adjusted to the right area, we can run our straps. Just pull it down over the peg on each side.With my truck in place and connected, I'd like to point out a few things. We don't need to worry about our bike rack coming in contact. It's not going to interfere with our towing set up. It's nice and high so we're not gonna have any problem keeping an eye on them through our rear view window. And another great thing is we don't need to worry about them getting smacked around, being carried behind our trailer with all of that wind.Now the whole thing is made out of a sturdy steel construction with a nice black powder coat finish. So right away, we don't need to worry about the elements causing any harm. We don't need to worry about rust or corrosion, but with everything all loaded up, let's go ahead and take it out for a spin and see how it holds up.Here on our test course, let's first go into some speed bumps. This is going to simulate going over some potholes or uneven pavement. And then here into our slalom. This is going to show some side to side action, such as going around corners or evasive maneuvering.And now you've had a good look at Lippert Jack-It 2 bike rack for A-frames.
Customer Reviews
Jack-It 2 Bike Rack for A-Frame Trailers - LC429756
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (6 Customer Reviews)
This bike rack installs on your A-frame trailer and lets you carry 2 bikes of almost any size or style by the wheels - no adapter bar needed. Keeps your bikes safely behind your tow vehicle where you can see them. Foam bumpers protect bicycle finish.
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by: John06/23/2018
There is a lot of wobble front to back. This caused one of the bikes to rub against the graphics on the front of the trailer and wear a hole. That really sucks. Otherwise it works as as advertised. 526053
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by: Kris06/01/2018
Product worked very well for my situation. Solid and very little movement with 2 bikes. Assembly was no problem (instructions, ok). etrailer shipped right away at a great price! 515225
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by: Scott06/02/2018
Easy install, everything in the box except for tools. The unit does flex some going down the road but once you snug up the bikes it moves as one unit, bikes do not rub or move against anything. Bikes and mount are out of the way of accessing our tongue storage box too. So far please with this device. It has filled a need that we have been wanting to address for a while, that is, how to take bikes camping without just piling them in the back of the truck. The negatives, the two large keeper pins are worthless! They do do not fit and will fall off easily. Maybe the wrong size??? 515951
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by: Warren10/16/2018
The dimensions provided on the etrailer pictures enabled me to determine that the rack would fit on my teardrop trailer before I ordered it. The shipment came quickly and the installation instructions were good. Construction of the rack appears to be high quality. The rack holds the bike securely and works well for my trailer. 574846
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by: Thomas06/22/2018
Received accurately and quickly. Not unpacked yet 525457
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by: Robert06/01/2018
Great product. Very easy to install. Very sturdy, very good quality. Very functional. Really glad I chose this one! 515085
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