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When not in use, the support arms folds to give access to the tailgate.
The patented conic attachment system securely fits to all types of tow ball, regular or goose neck.
The included light board is CE approved and equipped with a 7 pin plug
The plastic wheel supports will strongly hold your bike wheels to prevent any movement of the bike. They can easily adjust to your bike dimension.
| Year | 2011 |
|---|---|
| Frame Type | No |
| Condition | New |
| Allow Shipping | Yes |
| Available Online | Yes |
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Good value compared to the alternatives Review by wombat
Price Value Quality 4 Bike Carrier
Pros:
Value for money
Easy to use attach
Comes with plate holder & lights
Fairly quick to load after the first few uses
Takes different size bikes (kids & adults)
Strong and stable : Clamps well to towbar.
Cons:
Initial setup requires a little mechanical ability
It will take a while to get used to the straps. First few loads will take a while.
It's a tight squeeze to get the bikes on. You might want to check that you can fit your bikes on it before buying.
(Posted on 6/02/12) -
Good value product Review by Jasmin
Value Quality Price We only just got this rack, and have travelled away with it just once. Most tow bar bike carriers that let you stand the bike in it are quite expensive - so this is a relatively cheap option. The more expensive carriers have somewhat quicker options for tying the wheels and frames into place - whereas the buzzybee uses straps. However, I suspect it will get quicker the more often you do it, and the bikes did sit there very firmly attached, no rubbing of frames against each other and no wobbling around. So under the line very happy with the prize-performance ratio....Recommend it if you're looking for a cheapish, but effective option (Posted on 2/01/12)
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