Bike Rack receiver wiggle
On my Fifth, we had the factory install a hitch, specifically for a bike rack (I already knew from the forums, bumpers were suspect!). After going through all the brands, found that Swagman was about...
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LarryJM wrote:IAMICHABOD wrote:
I have tried almost every Anti Rattle device on the market, most have been no good or so complicated and cumbersome that they are useless.
Until I found the one at Hitch Rider. This will keep everything tight.
Their Hitch Vice is the best and easiest one I have come across and it really works.
I concur, I have been using the Hitch Vice now for close to 7 years and some 10K miles and it "JUST WORKS".
Nuff said:W
Larry
Flapper I know you have come up with what you feel is a solution, but I have tried everything written in these posts when I had a rear mounted bike rack and they all eventually failed EXCEPT the Hitch Vise mentioned above^^^. There is a lot of bounce and the Hitch Vise was rock solid. I had enough issues with a rear mounted rack that I will avoid ever using one again but if I was forced to use one again it would be with a Hitch Vise.
