Can I Carry My Reese Cargo Carrier And A Bike Rack At The Same Time?
Updated 07/16/2024 | Published 07/08/2024
Question:
Do you have a 1.5 to 2” adapter? We have a Reese Pro series basket and it has a spot on the exterior facing basket to put an attachment—only it’s 2” exterior, 1.5 interior and nothing seems to fit to attach bike rack
asked by: Allison
Expert Reply:
Hello Allison. The 1.5" square opening on the end of your Reese cargo basket is not meant to be used for this purpose. This tube is simply an extension of the 2" receiver tube and is basically the "backbone" of the carrier. This tube is not meant to have a bike rack attached to it, so there is no adapter I can offer you as this would be highly unsafe. You will need to remove the cargo basket in order to carry a bike rack.
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- 7-1/4 Inch Extension
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