Husky Towing Bike Rack 81146, 2 Inch Receiver Hitch Mount, Holds 2 Bikes, Up to 60 Pound Weight Capacity, Bike Frame Clamp, Without Lock, Non-Foldable, Black Powder Coated, Steel

Although I purchased this product in 2018 I didn't really use it until this past weekend. About 30 minutes into my trip I watched in horror as my $700 Specialized Roll bike tumbled off the rack to disintegrate at 70 miles per hour on the interstate. My wife's bike would have gone too, but luckily it got hung up and only dragged for 200 yards instead of coming all the way off.When I loaded the bikes for the trip I torqued down the tightening knob as tight as it would go. After 30 minutes it loosened enough for the bikes to come off. I retrieved the wreckage and clamped it back into the rack and we drove on another 10 miles to the next exit. When we got off the tightening knob had again twisted loose, but not quite enough to let things fall. I purchased a roll of duct tape and x-wrapped the bike top tubes to rack so could go on to our destination.I bought this rack because it was smaller and lighter than the quality Saris rack I've owned and used safely for years. This is a $700 lesson that you get what you pay for. This rack is cheap and dangerous. Buy at your own risk.

This hitch mount bike rack is made of exceptionally thick metal. It is heavy, sturdy and well designed throughout. It will hold two bikes and they are firmly attached to the hitch. Obviously, you should use bungee cords to keep the wheels from flailing around and spinning. This is true with any bike rack. Nice job, Husky!

Very sturdy. This baby weighs almost 20 pounds and is all steel. I like the large hitch mount. The mounting points for the bikes are a bit close together but that's OK. I like the included reflector. There are holes in the mounting bracket for padlocks, but stealing the whole top part of the rack would be easy with the removal of just one bolt, so you could either peen the end of the bolt, or use a long chain to secure your bikes to the receiver. Happy trails y'll.

GREAT for triathlons!I have been taking my bike apart for transport to my triathlons until I got this rack.It works great for both short and long distance transport.It is a tiny bit wobbly, but it is still very safe.No problems with installing on my GMC Acadia with Reese hitch.

I am VERY HAPPY with this Bike Rack. IT is more than I expected for the price. the pictures doesnt do it justice, as it is a lot thicker than I thought it would by looking at the online photos!

This is a SUPER sturdy, bare bones bike rack. It has two holes at the bottom where you can push it in closer to the car or out a couple more inches away from the car. Bought for a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer. Exactly what we needed - a rack for my kid to take his bike to college. Definitely recommend.

I like the rack, but the red plastic reflector at the top extends outside the metal tube, leaving it exposed to be broken off when removing a bike or extending the rack to a flat position to open your tailgate. In my case, I literally broke the reflector the first time I used this rack. No big deal, though, as the reflector is really unneeded. I think I will shove a tennis ball in there.

Much heavier than I expected. Heavy Guage steel.I built and installed this in less than 15 minutes. My 1 speed cruiser which is very heavy fit perfectly. A couple of bungees will prevent any wobble and its ready to roll.

Assemble and install easy . But heavy for me to lift my 46 lb folding ebike up there is hard for one small person . It is a bit wobbly . I bought a bar to go across . Hope it will give me easy rides