Recommended Replacement Ratcheting Arms For Swagman Dispatch Platform Rack
Updated 01/03/2017 | Published 01/02/2017
Question:
Will these locking arms fit my rack? S44FR. They look like they will I bought it from you guys this past summer. The 2bike Dispatch 2inch receiver. Thank You
asked by: Gerald B
Expert Reply:
I reached out to my contact at Swagman, and the Replacement Long and Short Hooks for Swagman G10 Platform Bike Racks - Locking, # SP428, you referenced will fit your Swagman Dispatch 2 Bike Platform Rack - 2" Hitches # S44FR. I absolutely recommend this replacement because it actually comes with an upgrade for you. You will get locking hooks with two keyed alike locks. This will add security to the function of these hooks which are a confirmed fit.
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Replacement Locking Long and Short Hooks - Swagman Chinook, Current, Dispatch, G10, or E-Spec Racks
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- Hitch Bike Racks
- Cradle and Arm Parts
- Upright Hooks
- Chinook
- Current
- Dispatch
- G10
- E-Spec
- Swagman
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