How to Remove the Saris SuperClamp EX 2 Bike Platform Rack # SA4025F
Updated 09/18/2017 | Published 09/17/2017 >
Question:
How do you remove this rack from the trailer hitch to use on another vehicle?
asked by: John S
Expert Reply:
To remove the Saris SuperClamp EX 2 Bike Platform Rack # SA4025F from your vehicle you will simply need to unlock the locking hitch pin with your key and then turn the locking hitch pin counter-clockwise to remove - you may need to use a wrench to do so. You will then be able to pull the SuperClamp EX straight out of the hitch receiver on your vehicle.
To install it you will just need to reverse the steps mentioned above; insert the shank of the bike rack into the hitch receiver on your tow vehicle until the pin hole line up (using the adapter as needed), then insert the locking hitch pin and turn it clockwise until it is hand tight and then use a wrench to tighten it down. Put on the locking cap and you are good to go!
I have attached a review video of this bike for you to check out. If you start at the 2:00 mark you will see the bike rack being installed.
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