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Bike Rack > Workstand adapter?

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  1. We have a Hollywood Sportrider Hitch Rack on the front of our VW camper.

    http://www.blueskycycling.com/product920_11_-Hollywood-Sportrider-Hitch-Rack.htm

    The wheel holders and the upside-down "j" hooks are all removable,
    leaving a simple upside-down "T" frame. The two horizontal arms pivot to
    an upright position.

    I'm thinking that with a clever adapter, the vertical post, which is
    maybe 40 inches tall, could serve as a workstand while in camp if I
    could find a clamp -- a head unit -- which could be temporarily mounted
    onto the post. The post is 1-1/4'' square steel channel. Ideas?

    -- mike elliott

  2. Mike Rocket J Squirrel said:

    We have a Hollywood Sportrider Hitch Rack on the front of our VW camper.

    http://www.blueskycycling.com/product920_11_-Hollywood-Sportrider-Hitch-Rack.htm

    The wheel holders and the upside-down "j" hooks are all removable,
    leaving a simple upside-down "T" frame. The two horizontal arms pivot to
    an upright position.

    I'm thinking that with a clever adapter, the vertical post, which is
    maybe 40 inches tall, could serve as a workstand while in camp if I
    could find a clamp -- a head unit -- which could be temporarily mounted
    onto the post. The post is 1-1/4'' square steel channel. Ideas?

    -- mike elliott

    Anyone? Too weird of a question?

    -- mike elliott

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