Customer Reviews for VEVOR Hitch Mount Bike Rack, 2-Bike Platform Style, 160 LBS Max Capacity Bike Rack Hitch for 2-inch Receiver, Titling and Folding Bike Carrier with Tires up to 5" Wide, for Car, SUV, Truck, RV
160 Pounds
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Mr.
160 Pounds
Great quality item hundreds of dollars cheaper than stores. Arrived quickly and easily put together.
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Mr
160 Pounds
Great bike rack, was easy to assemble and secure for my bikes, I have it set-up on my draw bar to the caravan
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Nice bike rack
160 Pounds
Works great for carrying my and my wife’s road bikes. Glad we got it: works as well as other racks at a fraction of the cost.
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Transportation
160 Pounds
Great bike rack for the price !!!!! Would definitely recommend. We carry 2, 70 lb ebikes. Awesome how it folds forward and when bikes are off you can fold it against your vehicle and pin it up.
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Purchaser
160 Pounds
This rack was just what I needed for my new e-bike. I’ve only had the rack a short time, but the quality appears high. One thing there are several confusing assembly steps that can be done wrong.
If you have a full suspension or step through bike you will also need a tension bar.
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Great but has a flaw
160 Pounds
Review for Australian buyers. For the price its great bike rack. Holds our 2 Cube eBikes well. It folds up nicely. I even added my own lights to it! Now the not so good. I purchased a Speedy Towbar and the hitch would not go in as the the hitch on the car has rounded edges and the hitch on the rack is straight square. So yeah sqaure peg in a round hole! I had to shave (not grind) off some metal to make it fit. The hooks that go over your bike are not good. Through movement it marks and could damage your bike! I now put new rubber sleeves on the hooks and place a microfibre towels over the bike frame to avoid damage. Yes there are better bike racks out there but they are hundreds of dollars more. For the amount of times we use it, it serves us well. I'm looking to modify it a bit more so the hook arms dont rub at all. Perhaps more tie downs will do the job. Score: 7 out of 10.
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Bike rack
160 Pounds
We put two 70lb e bikes on this rack and it got them.from.A-B but it was sketchy so we bought the dirt bike rack from vevor...that's perfectly suited for the weight
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None
160 Pounds
Instuction very vague as well as pictures. Build was good and material used looked strong. All in all I think it was a good purchase.
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Mr.
160 Pounds
This bike rack is ok, but as sold doesn't secure a ladies ebike without using a ratchet strap or bungie cords. The problem is our bike has a very low cross piece on the frame. The "v" clamp comes into contact with the chain guard before contacting the cross piece of the frame. Otherwise this bike rack is great. Cheers, Paul.
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Great for the Price
160 Pounds
Okay, about what everyone else says is correct. It's not difficult to put together and it's very light weight. I was a little worried initially. Our bikes are every bit of 75 pound each with 4" tires. We own a rack that will not wobble or tilt and holds 500 pounds, but it is unrealistic for our trip. It is built more for motorcycles. We found this one and Vevor items we've purchased previously have always held up. We traveled from Texas to Michigan and back with the bikes on the back of our Jeep, being towed by our Motorhome. It is a little shaky, so when you drive your vehicle you will see it bobble back and forth a little. However after 3450 miles it held up. I used the stabilizer and it works just like it's supposed to the wobble comes from the hinge that allows you to tilt the rack up and down when not in use. If you have a step-through bike I strongly suggest getting a crossbar.
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