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Bike rack question.

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  1. I am looking for a 4 bike carrier for a two inch receiver on my Motor Home. The Thule is twice as
    much money as the Allen. What are the benifits of the Thule over the Allen and is the Thule worth
    the extra money?

  2. Just to make it a little more interesting, take a look at the DrawTite 4 bike rack. I bought one of
    these after coming upon another vehicle carrying 4 bikes on the Ohio turnpike in the rain at night.
    The rack has an optional light kit for brake lights and turn signals.

    draw-tite.comdraw-tite.com

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    alan

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    I am looking for a 4 bike carrier for a two inch receiver on my Motor Home. The Thule is twice as
    much money as the Allen. What are the benifits of the Thule over the Allen and is the Thule worth
    the extra money?

  3. no said:

    I am looking for a 4 bike carrier for a two inch receiver on my Motor Home. The Thule is twice as
    much money as the Allen. What are the benifits of the Thule over the Allen and is the Thule worth
    the extra money?

    Can't speak for either, I'm afraid, but my Tradekar Take 4 was excellent value for money and is very
    effective.

    Guy
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    the same line in the same exchange and billing it to the new ISP.

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