What’s Difference between Swagman Frame Adapter # 63999 and # 64005

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What’s the difference between this and the 64005 model? Has one replaced the other? Pros and cons between them? They both seem to hold 35 pound bikes, but there’s no information on the maximum width of the seatpost and handlebar stems that the 63999 supports, unlike the 64005. 64005

asked by: Amir N

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Basically the two Swagman bike frame adapter bars part number # S57FR and the # 64005 are the same. Either would work just as well as the other. They both have the same width range.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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The best solution is to purchase the Swagman Bike Frame Adapter Bar for Electric, Step Through, and Cruiser Bikes #S57FR for the non-electric women's bike and any electric bike that has a step-through or alternative frame. The adapter bar…

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Answer 2

I went to our warehouse and took some measurements of the Blue Ox Hitch Extender for Tow Bars, part #BX88265 for you. The hollow portion of the adapter is 6-1.4 inches. The solid part of the adapter that installs in the hitch receiver is 6-1/4…

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Answer 3

The adjustable clamp on the Swagman Bike Frame Adapter Bar for Electric, Step Through, and Cruiser Bikes #S57FR measures from 25" to 31". I spoke to a representative at Verve Bikes and he felt, without knowing the exact models you…

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Answer 4

With a bike as heavy as 72 pounds, we only have two options able to carry that much. The first is the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider Se, part #HLY84FR. It's a platform-style, frame-mount rack capable of holding 2 bikes up to 80 pounds each.…

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Answer 5

The Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE 2 Electric Bike Rack part #HLY84FR is not rated for use on trailers because the ride at the back of a trailer is much rougher than that on a vehicle. The reason for this has to do with the design of the suspension…

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The Kuat #NV22B NV 2.0 bike rack doesn't have quite enough capacity to handle your 2-73 lb bikes, so it wouldn't be the best choice for you, unless removing the battery packs from the bikes would bring the weight of each below the 60 lb per…

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Answer 7

The Thule EasyFold XT #TH903202 you mention is not rated for trailers, motorhomes, or RVs. There was a time when there was some confusion around this question, but this has been cleared up. Due to our stock, and your heavy bikes, your options are…

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The Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE2 Bike Rack for 2 Bikes #HR1450Z is designed to only be used with Hollywood Racks' own cargo carrier and bike carrier add-ons so you wouldn't be able to use anything else with this rack.

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Answer 9

The Hollywood Racks part #HR1450Z is incredibly stable. While it may not look as sleek as some of the more expensive racks it actually performs better in terms of stability than nearly all of them. Actually the rack doesn't move at all so…

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Answer 10

The RockyMounts MonoRail bike rack you'd looked at, part #RKY10004 is a great bike rack, but it wouldn't work well with bikes that have fenders like your Aventon Aventure Fat tire ebikes. The front fender would prevent the bike retaining hook…

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Answer 11

We carry a very handy 2 inch ball mount for this exact application. The part is #D210. The ball mount slides and pins into your hitch and the top receiver will accept 2 inch bike racks and hold them above the ball. The Ball Mount has a 500 lb tongue…

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Answer 12

Thule has gone back and forth about the Thule EasyFold XT Bike Rack #TH903202 being suitable for use at the back of a travel trailer, but ultimately they've chosen not to give it the okay because they've had reports of the rack becoming…

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