Replacement 2-Inch Shank for Swagman XP 5-Bike Hitch Bike Carrier S64970

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I have Swagman XP - Folding 5 Bike Rack for 2inch Trailer Hitches Item # S64970 i need a replacement receiver bar. The piece that fits into the receiver on the vehicle and holds the rack bar - in other words - i need the horizontal piece that attaches with two bolts to the rack and traditional pin to vehicle. are you able to help?

asked by: Ted

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Thank you for describing the replacement part you need for your Swagman XP Folding 5-Bike Hitch Rack # S64970. What you are looking for is a 2-inch shank.

I called Swagman to confirm the correct part. What you need is part # SP129T.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

Since your bike rack is the older Swagman Original the #SP129T would fit as a replacement shank.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

While there isn't a single-bike e-bike rack with a ramp setup for what you need we do have the Yakima OnRamp part #Y36FR which fits a 2 inch hitch has more than enough weight capacity and has a ramp like you are wanting. I attached a review video…

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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