Can the bike be transported on a bike rake?
1555631
NO, its much too heavy and it will not fold up. You will need a truck. Its a GREAT bike!
1555632
No, the width is too much, but maybe you could strap it to a roof luggage rack if you can get it up there
684819
It is possible to carry it separate from the bike rack because it has a short handle (I think), but it not suitable for full time, long term carry. I usually have it fastened to the bike pannier rack.
1522144
Yes you can, however the rack moves around a lot. It's safe, but if I were to buy another rack, it would be from 1up USA bike rack. I barrowed one, best rack I have ever used.
1249870
Yes. I have a step thru bike that I carry on this rack. I bought it for that reason.
1430568
yes. the cart towbar includes an attachment device that connects to the bike's rear axle hub using the existing axle nut. it's a simple connection to make.
151259
I believe yes you can, cause in my case i have a range rover and bikes never cross up the roof line.
1461526
You can use it. However it is not designed to quickly place the bike on and off of it.
1824852
U-haul, Hertz, Ryder, etc, you need to have the 2" receiver installed so the bike rack has a place to slide into.
431741
Yes, there will always be movement. It's impossible to design a bike rack that will not move, the nature of the beast.
1219481
Funny you should ask that question. That is exactly what I had in mind when I purchase the bike rack. I thought I could move the cargo box as far to one side as possible giving enough room for the bike rack. It does leave enough room to mount the bike rack but not loaded with a bike on it. It will not do what you are trying to do. In my case it is either the bike or the cargo box but not both. Hope this helps.
755347
Sorry, I have not tried that. Although, even with one bike on the rack, it is pretty heavy.
61530
Yes you can. Just play with the position of the brackets, depending of your bikes. When I have two bikes I prefer to tied them together to avoid scratching them each other. Great carrier and very light too.
257694
Yes, I believe you can. What is important is the length of the cage. A short cage as in most of todays road bikes probably won't work, but a long cage as in most of todays mountain and hybrid bikes should. The length of the cage allows it to shift up onto that big sprocket. Good luck
1034901
Haven't done it. The strap isn't long enough to carry crossbody. To attach to the rack on the back of a bike might be easier.
2041326
Yes. They are standard carriers mounted on a standard load bar. You can take them off the trailer and mount them on any load bar. You can move them around as you need. Any standard bike rack should work as far as I know.
2017857
yes - it can carry a trike and bike together. Look at the fourth setup in the instruction booklet http://hollywoodracks.com/instructions/hitch/HRT220-INSTRUCTIONS.pdf
1313614
I think you may be able to do it but it would not be a good idea because uneven ground would then often cause the bike tire in back to raise above the ground, resulting in a total loss of traction.