Swagman E-Spec RV Double Bike Rack & Loading Ramp (Step by Step loading unloading bikes & much more)
We installed our Swagman E-Spec Bike Rack on our travel trailer a few months ago and want to share with you our experience with using it in this video along with step by step instructions on loading and unloading the bikes with and without a ramp. I also show the heavy duty weather proof cover we use. In my research prior to purchasing this rack I found that not all bike racks are designed to be used behind RVs but this one is. I hope this video is helpful to you in some way.
2 bikes (70lb each) 140lb
Bike rack weight: 63 lbs
140lb + 63lb = 203lbs total
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Swagman E-SPEC RV & EBike Approved Hitch Mount Bike Rack -
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Swagman Ramp & Bridge -
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Bike Crossbar Adapter -
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Kryptonite Evolution 4 Bike Lock Chain 5.25 feet -
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2-inch Receiver Trailer Hitch Extender 6-1/4 inches Extension Length, For Bike Rack and Cargo Carriers (Hitch Pin Included)
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