Hi I have a class 1 hitch on my van(1 1/4" receiver), and Iam trying to attach a 2" bike rack, will this adapter help to fix that problem
1949830
I returned it. There was way to much sway. I will probably buy a new proper fitting rack
1949831
No. You need an 1.25inch to 2inch adapter. On the sticker of the adapter or product description, it will either say 2inch to 1.25inch or 1.25inch to 2inch. You definitely want the 1.25inch to 2inch adapter.
1949832
No, this is for going the other way (2" to 1.25"). They do sell adapters to go from smaller to larger, though
1949833
look for an adaptor from 1 1/4" too a 2" just remember a class one has a much less load range than an Item that takes a class 2
1949834
No. I t goes the other way. There are adapters to jup a 1.25 to a 2 inch, but this isn't it.
1949835
It may, but it'll rattle some as it is not a perfect fit. I've gotten used to it as I had no choice, but in the future I would go with a bike rack that's the same size as the hitch.
125570
Only if you have a trailer hitch for a 2" receiver. If you have a 1" hitch you might be able to get a 1" to 2" adapter from say Harbor Freight. This bike rack will not strap or hook to your vehicle any other way.....Hope this helped. John
167708
If using a 1.25 hitch, you will need the Class 2 version (class 1 will NOT work). Class 3 is a 2 inch hitch.
2094635
Yes. It is a 2" receiver and will accept any 2" hitch or accessory like a cargo rack or bike carrier.
2244471
If your hitch opening is 2.5" ... I would not recommend the use of this receiver. If there is some sort of a sleeve to adapt your opening from 2.5" down to 2" then perhaps it would work. With that adapted, I would certainly think you could purchase a long enough hitch-pin to secure it.
1240105
I haven't tried it that way as I have a regular 2" hitch but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. It would make the bike rack stick out further but that might not be a problem.
167707
I have a class 2 hitch. I'm sure you could get an adaptor to make it work. I had a friend that did just that. It's a great hitch.
2091314
this goes into your trailer hitch receiver 2 inch I do not see why it would not work there
1242449
It depends on the shape of your racks, if they are round yes if not you will need an universal adapter
1184965
No, the model that I had purchased was for a 2" receiver. I have a 2" to 1 1/4" adapter which works nicely. I am not a big fan of this bike rack! Realized this after it was purchased. It's application is for a single cross bar type bicycle. My beach cruiser won't sit properly.
2134565
Yes, I bought this unit for my Geo Tracker which has a 1 1/4 " receiver hitch. Tip...put the unit on a flat surface and do not tighten until assembled.
1163433
This hitch supports a 2" bike rack. If your bike rack is smaller, you will need to buy an adapter.
1862905
Sounds like the hitch is smaller than 2". Our Allen Sports bike rack with 2" tube fits in our Curt hitch's 2" receiver perfectly.
2036533
I only use my StowAway Hitch with a 2" receiver and it works very well with that. So, I presume it would work on a 1 1/4".
1413267
I used a cargo basket attachment and the weight did bend the hitch I would not recommend adding that much weight with this adapter. Hope this helps!
1443598
No, it only has 1-1/4" Square Tube as a part of the hitch assembly. You can purchase adapters to go from this 1-1/4" to 2"
2254364
Your hitch is going to be occupied by the bike rack. If you find a dual hitch receiver with a tall enough rise you may be ok. You also want to be careful you don't go over your max tongue weight.