Best Way to Carry Bikes on 1994 Dodge 350 Camper Van
Updated 10/09/2019 | Published 10/08/2019
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Hi there, I am trying to find a front hitch mount that will work on our 1994 Dodge Camper van so we can carry bikes in the front, what is the best and cheapest option for this?
asked by: Erin K
Expert Reply:
Hello Erin,
I have a solution for you, but unfortunately we do not have a front mounted hitch for the 1994 Dodge Camper Van. Since carrying bikes on the front of a vehicle can impede your head lights and turn signals, as well as potentially add unneeded stress to your vehicle by restricting airflow to your engine, I would recommend another method altogether if possible.
If your camper van has a spare tire, I recommend using a spare tire rack like the Malone Hanger Spare T3 OS # MPG2147 which fits spare tires with an 8" to 10-1/2" width. This is going to be the most cost effective way to carry your bikes and will allow you to carry up to 3 bikes on the rear mounted spare tire.
If you need to carry more than 3 bikes, the Swagman XP # S64940 is a hitch mounted rack that will provide you with a quality carrier that is also an economical solution to carry 4 bikes.
If you need a rear hitch receiver for your 1994 Dodge Camper Van, I recommend the Curt # C13041 since it will work with any bumper style on the Dodge Vans.
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