Needing a Replacement Hitch Bolt for a Thule Parkway Bike Rack

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I have a Thule Parkway and I missplaced the threaded hitch pin. What can I get as a replacement?

asked by: Lynne

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Expert Reply:

To replace the factory threaded hitch bolt that comes with the Thule Parkway use the Replacement Hardware # 7520990001.

This kit will include the hitch bolt and a wrench for installation.

If you are looking for added security, Thule offers the Snug Tite Lock and Anti-Rattle Device, # THSTL2. This threaded pin also includes a keyed lock that can help deter theft of your Parkway bike rack.

expert reply by: Jared P

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Answer 1

Actually are Thule Hitching Pro part #TH934XTR is the same as the 934PRO that you also mentioned. This is the current new version of the rack but we decided to keep the old part number.

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Answer 2

Thank you for the picture. It looks like you have the Thule Hitching Post Pro, part #TH934XTR. We have a replacement bolt for that, but the bolt you reference, part #915087031, is not it. The replacement bolt you need comes in the Replacement…

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Answer 3

I spoke with my contact at Thule and he said the #THSTL2 will indeed fit with the discontinued Thule Hitching Post Pro 934Pro. I have included a link to a product demonstration video for you to check out as well.

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Answer 4

Definitely! The Thule Hitching Post Pro #TH934XTR uses a lot of the basic Thule equipment including the following: Stay-Put Cradle - #853-7887 Anti-Sway Attachment - #852-2903-001 2" Hitch Adapter - #853-7489 Round Tube End Cap - #853-2181…

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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