Thule Apex XT 4 Swing Hitch-Mount Hanging Bike Rack Carrier for 4 Bicycles
496-9027XT
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Apex XT
Thule Hitch Rack Fitment Guide
Features
- Allows easy access to the rear of the vehicle while bikes are attached from the swing-away design with just a pull of a pin
- Quick installations requiring no tools and utilizing the SnugTite stinger to lock the rack to the vehicle
- Included cable lock provides security by locking bikes to the rack
- Integrated anti-sway provides superior stability and is hidden when not in use
- Ratcheting cradle strap quickly secures bikes to the rack
- Compact cradle design fits a variety of bike sizes and frame styles
- Bike arms simply fold down when not in use
- HitchSwitch lever allows the rack to tilt down for trunk access (Not functional with bikes)
- Grab handle provides easy transport
- Compatible with carbon frames
Technical Information
- Maximum Bike Capacity: 4
- Load Capacity: 150 lbs.
- Max Bike Weight: 37.500 lbs.
- Dimensions: 42.200 x 11 x 40.200 in.
- Folded Dimensions: 15.200 x 11 x 40.200 in.
- Distance Between Bikes: 7 in.
- Weight: 42 lbs.
- Includes bike lock
- Fits 2 in. receivers
- One Key System Compatible
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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