Mockins500 Lbs. Capacity Anti-Tilt Motorcycle Hitch Carrier with Ramp | 73" Dirt Bike Carrier Hitch Mount | Steel Motorcycle Trailer Hitch Bike Rack | Motorcycle Rack for Hitch w/Straps & Stabilizer

It's perfect. I have a Suzuki RMZ250 and this was easy to assemble and is very sturdy. Well worth the price

Nice and stable with the hitch stabilizer, hold my Emoto perfectly

Pretty good carrier for the money. The bolts for the main bracket should have been a little wider though, sloppy in the holes. I ended up using my own bolts because they seemed the wrong size and cheap.

So start off by saying this was supposed to take less than a week to deliver, it missed that date so amazon refunded my money, however this magically showed up. Box came destroyed (not a surprise as it was in USPS custody for a month) and was missing hardware, of which we will start there. The washers may as well have been made of cardboard, they are far too thin, and should be more of them, one under the bolt head, and one under the lock washer and nut, they are too small, and are immediately deformed by the size of the holes. The tabs of which the main rack mounts on were all deformed, and as well are only welded on ONE side of the tab, these are way to thin to inspire any sort of confidence in them as a mounting point for the assembly. The tube section that goes into the receiver should be several inches longer, it only goes into the hitch a few inches, barely past the pin, which makes the claimed 500lb capacity laughable. I'm not confident enough to put my Honda Grom on it, which is a sub 230lb bike. The rack it sits on may well support tires up to 5 inch wide, but the ramp barely allows the Grom's 4 inch tire inside it, which has nice sharp edges on both ends, that very well may slice the tires. The anti rattle plate is the same story, and is laughable. The slots where the U bolt go through are far too wide for the thickness of the bolt, and the washers aren't big enough to fully support the bolt head, and fully tightened, really don't stop any rattle. Please spend a bit more for a better quality rack for your bike, I cannot recommend this.

I ordered this carrier for my trip to Mexico. It came in a day early which was great however during shipping the box got ripped and some of the bolts to assemble went missing. I knew this wasn’t the sellers fault so I went to Home Depot to purchase bolts to finish the assembly. The following day I get a call from a representative named Leslie calling to see how I liked the carrier and that everything was 100%. I told her about the missing bolts but wasn’t looking for any replacements knowing it wasn’t their fault. She took the initiative to reach out to higher up to give me a refund for the bolts I purchased. This is the customer service that gives me faith that there are still amazing companies out there striving to do their best in everything they do.Thank you Leslie and thank you Mockins!!

I picked this over aluminum becuase I have heard some of the aluminum carriers failing on the road; steel is less susceptible to fatigue cracking. It looks like it can maybe handle my ebike at less than 100 lbs on smooth roads, but if I go on rough roads or carry a dirtbike weighing say 300lbs, there will be issues. The problem is, that is exactly what I plan to do. Take the bike to the trailhead!There are not enough fender washers, and the cut washers are rediculously inadequate. The nuts should probably be nylock instead of regular. And while the tiedown tabs for side-to-side restraints (relative to the bike) are welded both sides (these have minimal loads on them) the tabs for mounting the platform to the square tube (fore-aft relative to the bike, which experience the most stress) are only welded on one side. Which means they need to be re-welded, and then re-painted. I think for me it is more convenient to keep than return. It can be made to work, but it is not ready to go out of the box.

Been looking like seemingly FOREVER for the right hitch transporter for my ElliptiGO bike. This one made by Mockins seems to be the perfect setup. Only issue I had with assembling it is that the 8 shorter bolts that hold the two fixators on need larger washers. The ones they supply are too small. No big deal though, hardware stores are everywhere.This Mockins motorcycle carrier is well constructed. Welds look good. Won't even be an issue carrying my ElliptiGO with me now, a future electric bike which is heavier will also be a non issue. I wouldn't/couldn't want to sit my 840 pound Honda F6B on it though... ha ha.

Loved this product. I was able to assemble it pretty easily, and getting it hitched up to the car was a breeze. I have an SUV and took this on a ten hour road trip a couple hours after I got it. The straps where also super helpful to have. Held up great no real rattling, couldn't even tell it was on the vehicle.