can this lock fit through the holes of a hitch/bike rack?
1509823
Depends on which bit you are trying to secure. If you put the front tire in the slot on the rack, you can secure it. If you are going for the frame or the post you may have trouble. What I do is either try and get an end slot or just lock it to the outside bit of the rack. Hope this helps!
2100932
Yeah, Yakima lock fits the threaded bolt. You don't have to buy the hitch pin bolt with the lock!
870721
yes. but the rack is heavy. I should have bought an aluminum one instead. This one will last good long time. No thief key for the hitch mount. It's just a screw in bolt.
1352882
don't buy the Master hitch lock. the diameter of the lock is to big for the holes in the bike rack that go though the hitch. I just use the bolt that came with the bike rack, when tightened requires 2 wrenches to remove it from the hitch.
206589
You have to buy the hitch lock separate. Unsure of if you can use it for kids bikes probably depends on the size of the bike
1252224
I don't think so. It is too big to go through the hole. What you want is a padlock, like this one: Master Lock 1803DLF Laminated Padlock, 1-1/2-inch
575
The wheel carrier mounts to the cross bar, so if you can get it close enough, and have a large enough u lock, it should be possible...
103701
I have a Hidden Hitch Class 1 #60869 with a 1 1/4" square receiver. The Swagman works with either 1 1/4" or 2" receiver. Also got the Swagman 1/2" locking hitch pin so the bike rack cannot be easily stolen.
1539982
That is something I do not know clearly about. The best way to figure this out, would be to search this rack's fitting capabilities to your individual bicycle via the internet.
197614
Once you tighten the hitch, you can 'unlock' the adjustment knob. It will then freespin. So you won't be able to remove the rack
926995
I'm sure it'll work with a standard rack, but it works best with a Topeak rack since you can slide it in and lock it.
2279986
No, it is not capable of doing that. It must be used just as shown when detached from a hitch. If you are wanting to lock it as you described, you will need a cleavis latch lock to do that or a padlock will work too. I prefer a dog bone style lock that does not have an exposed shackle. You may also consider securing your hitch to your receiver. There are locks for that as well. I hope this helps.
1052390
I use my normal hitch pin lock on this hitch cover so yes it can be locked.
2105534
No, only the actual bike clamp has a lock. You will have to cable lock the rack to the cross bar.
552640
Possibly, I am unsure of the bar width and how far it protrudes. That would be the deciding factor, I would think it would. You could measure it and send me the dimensions and I could measure the lock. cjdunton2@gmail.com
1952108
The rack has a system that locks it to the trailer hitch, however there are no locks that lock the bike to the rack.
814586
Not sure because you have brace it against the frame of the lock. Would have to try it and see