Hollywood Racks Bike Rack for Two E-Bikes With Fat Tires for Rear of 5th Wheel Trailer
Question:
On HLY84FR in specification you note that it is not to be used on any fifth wheel. Can you give me the reasoning. I see people are towing all of the above with bicycles all the time. What if the bumper has been reinforced to hold up to 400 lbs?
asked by: Ame A
Expert Reply:
We actually have the exact bike rack you need, although the reason some bike racks, such as the # HLY84FR are not rated for use behind trailers, including fifth wheels or towed vehicles, is because the suspension on those is not as forgiving; there is additional movement, increasing stress on the bike rack and potentially damaging it.
That said, there is a perfect bike rack for a pair of e-bikes with fat tires that IS rated for use behind a 5th wheel trailer, the Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack for 2 Fat Tire E-Bikes # HLY64FR. This rack is constructed out of steel for optimal durability and strength; this is opposed to the aluminum that many bike racks are made from.
The RV Rider has an 80 lb per bike capacity, can work with tires up to 5 inches and fits a 2 inch trailer hitch. It even has a lock to secure the rack to your hitch, and the frame clamps also lock, securing your expensive e-bikes to the rack, helping protect your investments.
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Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
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- Bike and Hitch Lock
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Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
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- Platform Rack
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- Frame Mount
- Bike and Hitch Lock
- 2 Bikes
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Kurt S.
4/16/2020
Looking for a heavy duty bike rack for a pair of fat-tire bikes, to hang on the back of my travel trailer. Kyle S recommended the HR1655, but the manufacturer Hollywood Bike specifically denies it is suitable?