Best Bike Rack to Carry 2 65 Pound Electric Fat Bikes on a 2014 Toyota Highlander
Question:
I have 2 electric fat tire bikes that weigh 65 pounds each. I have a 2inch trailer hitch on my 2014 Toyota Highlander. Would the HLY84FR bike carrier be a good fit. If not, what bike carrier would you recommend for my vehicle and my bikes. Thanks in advance for your input.
asked by: Steve F
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Expert Reply:
The Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE # HLY84FR is the best bike rack we carry for you.
It fits tires up to 5 inches wide and bikes up to 80 pounds. It also fits the 2 inch trailer hitch receiver you have on your 2014 Toyota Highlander.
expert reply by:
Charles S
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Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
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