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Old 04-16-24 | 08:28 PM
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Self loading bike rack?

Hi - I came across a self loading, hitch mounted vertical rack. It seems like a better option for my recumbent trike and family bikes than buying a trailer. It's from Bike eRack in Canada. Anyone have one?
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Old 04-17-24 | 07:55 AM
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At US$2500+ you should be able to afford a real ad.
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Old 04-17-24 | 08:01 AM
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At US$2500+ you should be able to afford a real ad.
And use something more substantial than two bungie cords to secure your bike to the rack.
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Old 04-17-24 | 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Bald Paul
And use something more substantial than two bungie cords to secure your bike to the rack.
That's the Self-Loathing bike rack.
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Old 04-17-24 | 08:48 AM
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It looks heavy. So if you plan to take the rack on and off the vehicle, then consider how you will deal with it's weight. Otherwise, in typical BF fashion, I don't meet the criteria of your question but am adding my 2¢! <grin>

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Old 04-17-24 | 09:07 AM
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It looks heavy. So if you plan to take the rack on and off the vehicle, then consider how you will deal with it's weight. Otherwise, in typical BF fashion, I don't meet the criteria of your question but am adding my 2¢! <grin>



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