Leader Accessories Foldable Hitch Bike Rack for 2 Bikes, 2-inch Receiver

Easy to throw together and I was able to mount solo with out any difficulty. The bikes both stay in place and the rack has minimal movement. Bought to replace a hanger rack I’ve had for years. Unlike the hanger rack, this one keeps the bikes from contracting each other and causing scrapes from rubbing.

Pros...Shipped Quickly, Solid Bike rack, Ease of assembly, all parts included, individual ratchet hold down arms for proper securing of 2 bikes. Loads bikes easily for a fit person. Once you get the wheel wells spaced properly for your bikes, everything does what it is designed for. Weight of this rack is acceptable for the style and material used for its manufacture. I have no problems with wobbling or shaking when transporting my enduro e MTB and my acoustic 29r Trail bike together. The only Con....Straps supplied to sinch down the bike wheels are iffy at best.......I use my 1 inch ratchet straps and discarded the supplied straps.

I bougt this rack to transport two mountain bikes on my 2012 Honda Pilot. The carrier is well built and easy to assemble. My first long distance trip was 160 miles, mostly highway driving. The carrier did not wobble or rattle. The hold down brackets stayed put, and the bike’s didn’t budge during transport . The rack is sturdy and well built. The tilt feature works great and proved to be a blessing given the rear hatch on the Pilot. The only feature I wish it had was a locking hitch pin. Note re. Securing the bikes: I didn’t have great confidence in the velcro wheel straps that came with the rack, after reading horror stories about bikes bouncing off of racks on the highway (not necessarily this brand of rack). So I cut two short lengths (18”) of 1/4” rope and tied the bike wheels to the wheel cradles with a simple square knot. On the highway I also tied a loop of parachute cord to secure the holddown bars from jumping loose. Probably overkill, but losing a bike on the highway is serious business.

This is a great bicycle carrier. It is easy to install into the hitch receiver and very tight and secure when you tighten the pin/bolt. No problem for this old guy to load 2 electric bikes. Once they are strapped in, I feel they are secured.

Been a good fat tire or ebike rack for the money. A little loose but it’s a good rack. Functional. I have been in the back country with this rack and evokes in the back. Very solid. Takes a little bit to put together, but it works.

Using this bike rack for 2 Trek hybrid bikes weighing 30-32 lbs. each on a 2022 Toyota Highlander Hybrid with a Curt tow hitch. Drove on a 150 mile trip recently and had no problems with wobble or bikes coming loose at freeway speeds up to 75 mph. Halfway through the trip I stopped to check to make sure everything was secure and found no problems. I did purchase extra straps to hold both bikes together at upper frame points and a ratcheting strap to secure entire package to my SUV tow hook slots. My favorite features on this rack are the separate support bars for each bike plus the fact that the hook arms ratchet instead of using a knob to tighten that could come loose. I did have to purchase a separate bar for my one step thru bike which worked out fine. Highly recommend a platform rack over the (swing away) ones that dangle your bike. This was also a great value for under $200 including tax!

Good solid construction but is quite shaky on the tail end of a travel trailer. The kit provided a shim but that was not enough. Enough mileage on PA Interstate highways and those steel members are going to stress and fail.

I used this for the first time 2 days ago. It was not hard to put together. It is a heavy duty rack that tilts backward or forward when not in use. Easy to use. Look at the videos, they have all of the info that you need to make your choice. This rack held two heavy e-bikes with no issues. Fat tires also fit no problem.