Alaskan Camper Accessory Questions
In '99 I bought an 8 ft. Alaskan Camper from the factory and used it extensively for 10 years, selling it when my lady had knee surgery and had difficulty with the climb up to the back door. Not long...
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Bikes and their racks are relatively light. If you don't want to go the front rack there are two easy options.
First is a swing out rack. pull a pin and the rack assembly pivots 90* out of the way.
Second is to put on a hitch extension and move the bike further away from the door.
First is a swing out rack. pull a pin and the rack assembly pivots 90* out of the way.
Second is to put on a hitch extension and move the bike further away from the door.
