Sale Ends Nov 25

Yakima  HangOver 4-Bike Hitch Rack

Sale Ends Nov 25
$519.19Compared to $649.00Save 20%
Color: Black
Size: One Size
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The Yakima HangOver 4-bike hitch rack securely hauls up to 4 mountain bikes to the trailhead in a space-saving vertical orientation. It's capacity makes it ideal for group rides and families.

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Features

  • Constructed of heavy-duty steel, the vertical orientation carries up to 4 bikes in minimal space
  • Foot-operated tilt mechanism with 2 adjustable mast angles keeps your bikes from bumping into your car, truck or SUV, and makes accessing the tailgate a breeze
  • Fits suspension-fork bikes only, securely supporting bikes by the fork crown
  • Soft padding protects the fork's finish
  • Rotating wheel cup accommodates bikes with various wheelbases
  • 2 mast height positions improve ground clearance and ease of loading
  • Included HitchLock locks the rack to your hitch receiver; integrated lock loop lets you attach your own bike lock for bike security (bike lock not included)
  • Includes a built-in bottle opener—cheers!
  • Fits 2 in. hitch receivers only
  • HangOver 4 is compatible with the Yakima BackSwing extension, which allows this hitch rack to swing out of the way so you can access your tailgate (sold separately)

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Cycling

Number of Bikes

4-bike

Max Weight Per Bike (lbs)

37.5 pounds

Hitch Receiver (in.)

Fits 2 inches

Bike Mounting

Hanging

Bike Attachment Point

Fork

Weight

65 pounds

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