Is There a Version of the Thule T2 Classic Bike Rack that Can be Expanded to a 4 Bike Rack

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Can this rack be extended to add capacity for another 2 bikes 4bikes total?

asked by: Joel

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Only the 2 inch hitch version of the Thule T2 Classic part TH9044 can be expanded to a 4 bike rack with the # TH55GC. The bike rack that comes with the expansion is part # TH26ZE. The 1-1/4 inch hitch version can not be converted to a 4 bike rack.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 12

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