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Built for power and weight, the Swagman Current carries two e-bikes up to 60 lbs each with room for fat tires up to 5" wide. The solid steel frame and anti-rattle hitch pin keep the rack steady mile after mile. Whether hauling a pair of full-power commuters or trail bikes, the setup feels sturdy and balanced once tightened down.
The adjustable hooks slide up and down the center mast to grab each frame firmly without scratching paint. Soft padding on the hooks keeps finishes safe, even when clamping alloy or carbon tubes. Independent movement makes it simple to mix different frame sizes—one small mountain bike beside a large electric rig stays secure without fighting for space.
Extra-wide wheel cradles handle everything from slim road tires to 5" fat rubber. Each cradle slides along the tray to fit wheelbases up to 50" and locks down with ratcheting straps that keep the wheels anchored. Once dialed in for your bikes, the setup stays consistent every time you load.
Two spring-loaded levers make the whole rack easy to manage. One tilt lever drops the rack—bikes and all—so you can reach your cargo area, while the second lets you fold the rack up flat when you’re done riding. No awkward pins or tools to fight with, just quick hand levers that click solidly into place.
Built-in locks on the ratcheting hooks and the threaded hitch pin share the same key, so both your bikes and rack stay put. The locking hitch pin tightens to remove any play in the receiver, making transport quieter and more secure. It’s a simple, single-key system that keeps everything locked down wherever you park.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Robert
8/29/2022
It’s still fantastic, built like a tank.
Robert B.
3/26/2022
Excellent
David
6/4/2024
Have been using the rack for a year now and no issues at all. We traveled over 2800 miles back and forth to Florida this winter with it and it worked out great. I would not hesitate to buy this rack again.
Jesse M.
6/4/2024
Sierra K.
9/21/2021
Thank you for pointing this out. This can not be used on a Class 1 inch and a quarter hitch, but it can be used on a Class 2 inch and a quarter hitch. The difference between a class 1 and a class 2 inch and a quarter hitch is that the class 2 has about 350 pounds of maximum tongue weight as opposed to the class 1s 200 pounds. Some class 1 hitches have a stop tab inside that blocks class 2 accessories.
Mike L.
4/9/2026
Hey John, let me look into that for you.
Larry
6/23/2025
Bike rack has held up and still functioning as it should. Still looks the same as the day I bought it. I would still recommend this product
Edward
4/5/2022
As expected, the Kuat swing out adapter took care of problems 1 and 2 very well. Overall, a solid solution for any van. Found solution for the inner bike mounting hooking on the inside of the crossbar. Works well. Outer bike fell down during one trip…no damage…whew. We use an adapter bar now and everything works well. Confident now to transport the bikes on long trips.
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Gwendolyn Y.
6/19/2025
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your detailed feedback about the bike rack— I'm glad that, after working out all the adjustment for your bikes, it’s working well for you, Michelle! When's the next bike bike ride?