Hey Jason, thanks for reaching out. For your combination of bikes, I really do think the Benton Shifts&Grins Bike Rack #B82FR is your best option. It's one of the few 4-bike platform racks that can handle 20-inch kids' bikes without…
Hey Jayesh, thanks for the picture! The Benton Shifts&Grins Bike Rack for 4 Bikes #B82FR can definitely be used with an 18 inch kids bike like what you have. I would be a little concerned about the training wheels though as the bikes are help…
Hey Kevin! For a bike rack that is rated for motorhomes and can handle your XP4 750 e-bikes I recommend the Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack #HLY64FR. Your bikes weigh 62 lbs each and this has a capacity of 80 lbs per bike. It also uses padded…
Hey James, thanks for reaching out. For the Benton LittleShift Bike Rack #B54VR the pin should be inserted until the "shoulder" of the bolt is flush up against the side of the hitch. I've included a few pictures to help illustrate. If…
Hey Michael, thanks for the picture of the panel you are looking for. We do have that as a replacement if needed with the part #LC421484. Usually the issue you are having is that the panel does need to be replaced but may as well keep troubleshooting…
Hey Charles, the Swagman E-Spec part #S45SR is rated for use at the rear of a travel trailer so it will work great for you. It is odd that it's not closer connected to the other RV rated bike racks but that's our fault and I'll see if I…
Hi Richard! Yes, the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #C37RV will fit your 2026 Santa Fe Hybrid. The installation process will be the same. We actually installed this on a 2025 hybrid so you can use that as a guide. I attached a link to the video further…
Hey Ed! It looks like you put together a great list of parts. I'm going to list everything out here with links so it is all in one place, including my suggestions. For a complete setup you will need the following: -etrailer Invisible Base Plate…
Hey Christian welcome back! The etrailer Boat Trailer Jack w/ 2 Wheels item #MJ-1500B-DWL is definitely going to be strong enough for your camper. The 1,500 lbs capacity is for the tongue weight. Tongue weight is typically 10% of your trailer's…
I went ahead and brought this to the attention to my tech at Montague, and he confirmed that the handlebars on the Paratrooper Express #EXPRESS18 can have a small amount of vertical adjustment right out of the box, and they could be raised…
Hey Craig! Is this a Lippert Ground Control system? Is the part actually 304136? I asked Lippert and they said they don't have anything under 304135. If it is the 304136 the correct replacement is the Replacement Control Module for Lippert Ground…
Hey Jim, the Benton Littleshit part #B54VR that you referenced weighs 25 lbs. It is in the description but it's easy to miss so no worries! This will work great with a bike bunk part #CC-275. What kind of bike do you have?
Dial in a clean, unified look with black gear built for real-world rides and road trips. Pick RV-ready bike covers that fit 1 or 2 bikes and the rack together, with cinch straps to manage extra material and a pass-through for the rack shank after the first install. Or choose seatpost-clamping bike trailers that switch to hand cart mode and pack down when you're done.
Typically you remove the rack once at first install to feed the rack shank through the cover, then you can leave the cover in place. After mounting, use the large zipper to access and secure the bikes. Check that nothing obscures your license plate and that no loose sections hang down; add straps if needed.
Measure your bikes on the rack and compare to the cover's fit diagram. If covering one bike with a 2-bike cover, gather the extra material with the cinch straps or add a cargo net or bungees to reduce flapping and wear. Take a little time on the first install; it gets easier as you learn the best strap routing.
Pick a trailer that clamps to the seatpost with no bike mods and can switch to hand-cart mode if you'll walk it. For sand, choose wide tires; for bigger gear like kayaks or paddleboards, pick a longer front arm. Make sure it packs down for storage. Wheel size isn't a concern, but leave some seat tube exposed for the mount and strap long loads securely with cam straps.
Yes, a cover designed for RV use can keep bikes clean and dry on the back of a motorhome or 5th wheel. Check that your loaded bikes fit within the cover's stated dimensions. Use the included cinch straps to secure any excess material so nothing hangs or flaps. Avoid using these covers on the rear of a passenger vehicle where wind exposure can tear the cover.