Part Needed To Mount A Yakima Dr.Tray Bike Rack In A 2" Trailer Hitch

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Replacement 2 Shank Adapter for Yakima RidgeBack or FullTilt Bike Racks - 8880612 Will this item also fit the Dr. Tray bike rack with a 1.25 shank?

asked by: George

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The Replacement 2" Shank Adapter for Yakima RidgeBack or FullTilt Bike Racks # 8880612 unfortunately is not confirmed to be compatible with a Yakima Dr.Tray Bike Rack so would need to use a hitch reducer, like part # HT02, in order to secure your bike rack in a 2" trailer hitch.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Part Needed To Mount A Yakima Dr.Tray Bike Rack In A 2" Trailer Hitch

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