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  1. Could anyone here give me an opinion on a good quality bike rack? I would
    like a 2" receiver hitch bike rack to hold 4 bikes.

    Thanks,
    Dennis

  2. "Dennis Cox" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Could anyone here give me an opinion on a good quality bike rack? I would
    like a 2" receiver hitch bike rack to hold 4 bikes.

    We use a Thule (I can't remember the model # off the top of my head), but it
    holds 4 bikes with no problems and very secure.

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

  3. Sportworks. No wheel removal, fast and easy.

    JD

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    Could anyone here give me an opinion on a good quality bike rack? I would
    like a 2" receiver hitch bike rack to hold 4 bikes.

    Thanks,
    Dennis


    Hollywood Racks

  5. I use Yakima. The one I have is set up for two bikes, but they make one for
    four bikes. It drops down after a pin release to allow entry to the back of
    the vehicle.

    I've taken a look at the bigger ones (i.e. for more bikes) but can't figure
    out how you can get that many bikes one without having them clank/rub
    together during transport. With the 2-bike Yakima, there is a lower bar
    with straps that hook to the wheels to prevent the bikes from swinging into
    each other.

    I mention this because when I first got the rack and didn't have the lower
    bar attachment, had a fork leg and chainstay that rubbed down to bare metal
    when transporting old bikes to a trailhead. Mucho bummer.

    Gary

    "Dennis Cox" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Could anyone here give me an opinion on a good quality bike rack? I would
    like a 2" receiver hitch bike rack to hold 4 bikes.

    Thanks,
    Dennis

  6. Quoted message said:

    Could anyone here give me an opinion on a good quality bike rack? I would
    like a 2" receiver hitch bike rack to hold 4 bikes.

    Thanks,
    Dennis

    I reply here to ask this question, is it possible to mount a 2" receiver on
    an auto wich do not have originally?

    If yes, where do can I buy this on the net?

  7. depends on the vehicle, but definately can be done. If you're mechanically
    inclined at all, you could check jc whitney online or quadratec or even
    ebay. Most of them bolt on. If you'd rather have someone else do it, then
    give your local uhaul place a call. They used to install them.

    "@davide.it" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Could anyone here give me an opinion on a good quality bike rack? I
    would like a 2" receiver hitch bike rack to hold 4 bikes.

    Thanks,
    Dennis

    I reply here to ask this question, is it possible to mount a 2" receiver
    on an auto wich do not have originally?

    If yes, where do can I buy this on the net?

  8. Quoted message said:

    depends on the vehicle, but definately can be done. If you're
    mechanically inclined at all, you could check jc whitney online or
    quadratec or even ebay. Most of them bolt on. If you'd rather have
    someone else do it, then give your local uhaul place a call. They used to
    install them.

    Thank a lot Dennis, my car is an Opel Astra GTC and the problem is that here
    in Italy (where I am) only a few people know what a 2" receiver is it, so
    I'll have to order somewhere and mount it myself if possible.

    About your question I can say you I've read talking very good about Yakima!

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