Husky 81146 2 Bike Hitch Mount Review

Much heavier than I expected. heavy steel. I set it up and installed it in less than 15 minutes. My 1 speed cruiser which is very heavy fits perfectly. A pair of bungees prevent any wobbling and he's ready to go.

GREAT for triathlon! I disassembled my triathlon bike until I got this rack. It is suitable for both short and long trips. but it's still very safe. No problem installing on my GMC Acadia with Reese clutch.

This is a SUPER strong, simple bike carrier. There are two holes on the bottom that allow you to slide it closer to the car or slide it away from the car a few inches. Bought a 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer. Just what we needed - a kickstand for my kid to take his bike to college. Definitely recommend.

This tow bar mounted bike carrier is made from very thick metal. It is heavy, durable and well thought out. It takes two bicycles and they are firmly connected to the trailer hitch. Of course, you'll need to use bungee cords to keep the wheels from dangling and spinning. This applies to every bike carrier. Good job Husky!

Trunk I like it, but the red plastic reflector at the top sticks out of the metal tube so it can break when removing the bike or pulling the trunk horizontally to open the tailgate. In my case I literally broke the reflector the first time I used this frame. But it's ok, because the reflector is really not needed. I think I'll put a tennis ball in there.

Very durable. This little one weighs almost 20 pounds and is made entirely of steel. I like the big hitch. The bike mounting points are a little tight, but that's okay. I like the built in reflector. There are holes in the bracket for padlocks but with just one screw it would be easy to steal the entire top of the trunk so you could either snap off the end of the screw or use a long chain to secure the bikes. to the recipient. Happy trails for you.

Although I bought this product in 2018 I did not use it until last weekend. About 30 minutes into the ride, I watched in horror as my $700 Specialized Roll bike fell off the stand and disintegrated at 70 mph on the interstate. My wife's bike would have gone too, but luckily it got stuck and just dragged 200 meters instead of breaking off completely. As I loaded the bikes for the ride, I tightened the torque knob as tight as I could. After 30 minutes it was loose enough for the bikes to come…