Swagman Dispatch RV Approved 2-Bike Folding Platform Hitch Rack
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Swagman DISPATCH BLACK Platform Bike Rack
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Product Description:
- FITS 2" hitch receiver, Class 3 or higher
- MAX LOAD - 45 lbs. per bike
- Locking hitch pin and cable included
- Designed for increased ground clearance
- Adjustable hooks secure frame to rack
- Wheel ratchet straps firmly hold bikes and secure wheels
- Carries up to 2 bikes
- Carrier Weight: 54 lbs
- Ideal for an RV or a motor home
- Rack Weight: 51 lbs
More ground clearance, more features for your next trip! RV Approved is a designation we give the racks we have engineered strong enough to withstand the abuse exerted on them while on the back of a Travel Trailer or 5th Wheel RV.
The Swagman DISPATCH is an ideal RV Approved rack for those that have clearance issues on the back of their trailers; sitting 17" away from the hitch pin hole. Capable of carrying 2 bikes of 45lbs. each where you need them, it is adaptable to carry fat bikes with tires as wide as 5" when combined with our Fat Bike Tire trays (64694).
Features:
Return Policy Free returns for 60 days if the product is unused in original packaging.
In other situations, if you decide you do not want the product you have purchased and it has not been installed and is still in the original packaging, you have the option to return the product at your expense.
All items must be returned in a new, unused and ready-to-sell condition (including all original packaging, parts, and paperwork). Items not received in a ready-to-sell condition will incur up to 20% restocking fee. (The 20% re-stocking fee only applies for damaged or without original packaging returned products.)
Refund or exchange will be issued after we receive the returning item. All refund will be issued in the same method of payment as the original purchase.
Please note, there are no returns for all special orders, customized seat covers, and any products that are made to order.
Manufacturer WHAT IS A SWAGMAN
The term originates from Australia and describes someone who travelled by foot from farm to farm seeking work and carrying his belongings in a swag.
This is the image our founders had in mind when they started Swagman almost 30 years ago. But they were in search of adventures and their swag included bikes, kayak or anything they could use to explore the nature surrounding them in beautiful British-Columbia, Canada.
