Yakima Doubledown 4 Bike Hitch Mount Rack Review

Doubledown 4 hitch bike rack.

Yakima doubledown 4 bike hitch mount rack review.

The rack is easy to use and very easy to move out of the way to open the back of our suv. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Yakima s roadtrip is the cheapest four bike rack to make our list undercutting the saris bones hitch above by 71. We own a yakima car top carrier and are very satisfied with it so when we started looking for a hitch mount bike carrier yakima was our first choice.

An advanced design allows for super easy foldup when not in use for active transport finger trigger folding makes this a breeze. Does not work no matter what. Its hitch mount setup is easy to install and easy to move out of the way when you need access to your luggage area. It seems a bit deceiving for the seller to call this a 4 bike rack when so many people have pointed out it cannot hold 4 bikes.

Reviewed in the united states on september 28 2009. Anyone has to do to steal your bikes is remove that bolt and lift the entire assembly off the part that goes into the hitch receiver. My only problem with it was getting my daughter s 24. Regular price 249 00.

Ours is mounted on a 2008 mercury mountaineer. With its budget friendly price comes a suitably minimalist feature set. The yakima doubledown 4 bike rack is a well built bike rack. The yakima doesn t include a tilt function cable lock or hitch receiver lock and it s only offered in a 2 inch receiver size many of the options.

We tried two adult leisure bikes one 20 child bike and one 24 kid bike. Just call it a yakima doubledown bike rack and give the dimensions. Explore our travel tips helpful product reviews and everyday adventure stories from folks like you. Everything on it like the fold down arms and the tiling down features worked very very well.

0 0 100. Yakima is the world s leading brand of car racks including roof racks bike racks hitch racks and many more for all of life s adventures. This is definitely a quality product but it was not cheap either. I wish yakima would offer a locking collar that could be placed around.