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Saris Freedom Bike Hitch Car Rack, 2-Bicycle Carrier, Black

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Pattern Name: Car Rack


Style: Freedom 2 Bike


Features

  • Hitch mounted rack carries up to two bikes, of up to 35 pounds each
  • Revolutionary bar design allows for amazing range of fits of different bikes, from 12" kicker bikes to 29" fat bikes
  • Ratcheting anti-sway straps secure and stabilize bikes
  • Made in the USA
  • Standard scoop max tire width: 2.25"

Description

Kids' bikes. Women's frames. Tri-bikes. Small recumbent. The list goes on. Basically, if you've got it, chances are the freedom can move it. The ratcheting straps keep your bike in place, while our cuscino hold downs are gentle enough for a carbon frame. Say goodbye to worry and hello to peace of mind. About: saris cycling group traces its origins back to 1973, when the graber brothers invented their first bike rack. The grabbers sold the bike rack company in 1989 to Chris and sara fortune, who created the saris brand in 1992, and followed it up with cycleops in 1999 and powertap in 2001. As a constant innovator, the madison, wisconsin-based company introduced the first powertap-equipped indoor cycle in 2004, making it possible for riders train with precision. Boasting a company of dedicated product managers, ingenious engineers, creative designers, and hardworking EMPLOYEES, saris cycling group keeps its customers on the cutting edge of bike design.

Color: Black


Brand: Saris


Item dimensions L x W x H: 8.66 x 48.03 x 13.39 inches


Mounting Type: Hitch Mount,Strap Mount


Global Trade Identification Number: 73


Manufacturer: Saris Cycling Group


UPC:


UPC: 012527010073


Global Trade Identification Number: 73


Manufacturer: Saris Cycling Group


Brand Name: Saris


Mounting Type: Hitch Mount,Strap Mount


Is Foldable: Yes


Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car


Item Weight: 26.2 Pounds


Item Dimensions: 8.66 x 48.03 x 13.39 inches


Material Type: Alloy Steel


Color: Black


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    • Highly Versatile
Pattern Name: Car Rack Style: Freedom 2 Bike
Review Image by Matthew Wachowski Matthew Wachowski
Review Image by Matthew Wachowski Matthew Wachowski
Review Image by Matthew Wachowski Matthew Wachowski
We recently purchased a 53 lb "commuter" ebike with a step through frame and fenders. Our existing rack can not carry such a bike so I went looking for a new one. I have many requirements. 1. Support for both a 1.25" and 2" hitches (I have vehicles with both) 2. Support for the e-bike with the weight, step through frame and fenders being notable challenges 3. Support for carbon fiber frames 4. Support for a few other bikes I have I spent hours doing research and was nearly convinced that a rack that could do everything I wanted did not exist. Then I ran across this Saris. I'm happy to say that everything on my wishlist is fulfilled! Of course no rack is perfect and this one has its own pros and cons: Pros: 1. Sturdy. Loaded up with the ebike and another bike, this rack is solid. There is some axial movement when going over bumps but it's not worrying to me. 2. Bikes are held very securely but also gently. I really like the tire straps and the fact that most of the bikes weight is supported by it's tires. The holders are nicely designed and interface the bike with soft surfaces. 3. Lightweight. At only 21 lbs, this rack is easy to install and carry around. My 1.25" hitch is only class 1 (100 lbs max weight) so the 21lbs avoids cutting too much into the weight budget for that hitch.. Cons: 1. Getting the heavy ebike into the (recommended) back position requires some strength. I fold down the center bar which helps a lot but still I'd say any bike being put in the back position will need to be held at chest height for 30 seconds to a minute or more. 2. It was quite a puzzle getting everything to fit the first time. The tire holders need to be slid into the best positions and the center support is too short to reach the horizontal bar of my road bike. The tire holders are also a bit close to the center bar and to each other, meaning that there are possible interference issues with the center bar and the bikes. I was able to puzzle through it all and have a satisfactory solution. Now that everything is where I decided to put it, the bikes go on very quickly. 3. The shape of the rack makes it a bit awkward to store. I put up some storage hooks that are getting the job done but I wouldn't call it a tidy package when off the car. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this rack. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by Matthew Wachowski Matthew Wachowski
    • Saris bike rack for two bikes
Pattern Name: Car Rack Style: Freedom 2 Bike
I am totally satisfied with this bike rack! The quality is excellent and, after small adjustments, the bikes mount very secure. Weighing in at around 20 lbs makes it a breeze to install to the hitch on a vehicle.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024 by Topazann
    • Solid rack with one improvement needed.
Pattern Name: Car Rack Style: Freedom 2 Bike
This rack is solid and I like it overall with one issue. The fasteners for the wheels and frame are not the best. The straps feel like cheap plastic and the locking mechanism for the straps is not well designed. I bought third party straps to secure the wheels and frame. Other than that there is nothing wrong with the rack. It doesn’t tilt like some more expensive one or fold up but I don’t care about those features. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Mackenzie
    • Beware loosening bolts and lousy customer service
Pattern Name: Car Rack Style: Freedom 2 Bike
Review Image by Mike B. Mike B.
Review Image by Mike B. Mike B.
I bought this bike rack for my wife's new ebike. On the plus side, the rack is easy to use and assemble and I was initially very happy with it. After about the 4th or 5th time she used it, the clamping mechanism at the top became unbolted to the vertical bar. The clamp did not fail, it was the bolt holding the clamp to the vertical bar. It was then I discovered that the bolt had no type of locking mechanism. The nut was not a locking nut and there was no Loctite or other type of adhesive keeping the bolt from vibrating loose. It was only a matter of time before the bolt would come loose. The bike basically fell but was still clamped at the bottom and got dragged a ways before my wife realized there was something wrong. Luckily, it wasn't at highway speeds. I contacted Saris support via their website about 6 weeks ago and still have not heard back. The lower clamping mechanism (pictured) broke when the bike was dragged. If you have one, invest in some Loctite or other thread locker. I would also use a bungee cord to secure the top just in case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020 by Mike B. Mike B.
    • Stable bike carrier
Pattern Name: Car Rack Style: Freedom 2 Bike
Review Image by Ken Ken
Review Image by Ken Ken
We can install the rack in the hitch easily, and load and unload the two bikes with no problems once we got the adjustments figured out the first time. The adjustments did take a while with several trials and tweaks with the wheel holders and center-post clamp positionings. We slid the wheel holders left and right several times until both bikes fit in nicely. The rear bike is a 45-lb electric, so to lift it in, we put the center post down to the left fully. Once in the wheel holders, we leaned the bike back and let it rest against the car while we brought the center post back up straight, and slid up the center clamp onto the down tube. The outer bike, only 21 lbs, was a breeze. Again, you can tilt the bike outward to slide the center clamp up or down into position. Once all six clamps were tied down, the whole affair was quite stable. Don't forget to tighten all six of the moveable wheel holders and center clamps once they are in the final positions. The wheel holders stay in position for any particular bike, so they are already tightened, but the center clamps slide up and down with each loading, so those are what you need to remember to tighten once the clamps are on the downtubes. I thought the assembly of the rack was easy - only a few bolts to tighten. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024 by Ken Ken
    • Xl size frames are to big for carrier.
Pattern Name: Car Rack Style: Freedom 2 Bike
Carrier is not wide enough for xl size bikes. With wheel holders extended all the way out, one tire is falling out of carrier. Center pole has a pin to lay down carrier for access to rear doors, Nice idea. Except the first time I set up two bikes on carrier, the center pole pin came undone. This caused bikes to tip quite a problem. I now bungie coard center pole to prevent this from happening. E bike has a large frame area. The straps are short allowing for one to three clicks to secure bike frame to center post. Carrier tends to rock when two bikes are on. I bungie a section to bumper to prevent rocking. Works for 50lb Ride1up bike. So it's an OK carrier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2021 by Hoyle

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