ChrisRU Well-Known Member Apr 15, 2015 #21 @jackx, Hitches for most cars are around $100-$150. Installation is usually an easy 30-60 minute DIY.
@jackx, Hitches for most cars are around $100-$150. Installation is usually an easy 30-60 minute DIY.
alex_k Well-Known Member Apr 15, 2015 #22 I hate only one thing about a hitch rack, your bike is exposed to salt spray on the winter roads but I'm planning to add long splash guards to my car.
I hate only one thing about a hitch rack, your bike is exposed to salt spray on the winter roads but I'm planning to add long splash guards to my car.
A Potted Plant Honorary Sod Apr 15, 2015 #23 Hitch!!! its easy install on a subaru 3 bolts on each side and your done. My only worry is the height and the tire hitting the ground if I had 29s my impreza would have that problem
Hitch!!! its easy install on a subaru 3 bolts on each side and your done. My only worry is the height and the tire hitting the ground if I had 29s my impreza would have that problem
jackx Well-Known Member It's my Birthday! Apr 15, 2015 #24 ChrisRU said: @jackx, Hitches for most cars are around $100-$150. Installation is usually an easy 30-60 minute DIY. Click to expand... Hey @ChrisRU, thanks for the reality check. Perhaps I recall a high price quote from the stealer a.k.a. dealer. I should check online.
ChrisRU said: @jackx, Hitches for most cars are around $100-$150. Installation is usually an easy 30-60 minute DIY. Click to expand... Hey @ChrisRU, thanks for the reality check. Perhaps I recall a high price quote from the stealer a.k.a. dealer. I should check online.
Joe J Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2015 #25 The trays on the 1up are above the receiver so it would be pretty hard to hit the ground & if you did it would be the rack hitting not the wheel. https://www.1upusa.com/images/schematics/QuikRackSingleWithAddOn.pdf I will say that on a long highway trip having bikes on the back cost me almost 4mpg.
The trays on the 1up are above the receiver so it would be pretty hard to hit the ground & if you did it would be the rack hitting not the wheel. https://www.1upusa.com/images/schematics/QuikRackSingleWithAddOn.pdf I will say that on a long highway trip having bikes on the back cost me almost 4mpg.
A Potted Plant Honorary Sod Apr 16, 2015 #26 I think my next rack will be with a tray I have one that hangs 3 bikes
gmb3 JORBA: Sourlands JORBA.ORG Apr 19, 2015 #27 +1 for hitch rack, but the tray-type ones, not the hanging ones. A no-brainer if you're already installing a hitch and you have a garage.
+1 for hitch rack, but the tray-type ones, not the hanging ones. A no-brainer if you're already installing a hitch and you have a garage.