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Yakima HangTight 4-Bike Hitch Rack
$699.73Compared to $949.00*Save 26%
Easy to use and ready for adventure, this Yakima rack serves up shuttle-ready stability. It carries everything from kids' bikes to ebikes. Its padded cradles support each bike by the handlebar.
- Transports up to 4 flat-bar Bikes or 3 drop-bar bikes, using minimal space
- Securely supports most road, mountain, kids' and cruiser bikes by the handlebar
- Fully padded cradles protect your handlebars, including carbon bars
- Rotating rear wheel cup fits a wide range of wheelbases up to 50 in.
- Holds 20 to 32 in. wheels with tires up to 5 in. wide
- Dual-cradle retention stabilizes and protects bikes from one another
- Road Tested and Approved up to 70 lbs. per bike on the center cradles, up to 37.5 lbs. per bike on outer cradles; make sure not to exceed the total system capacity of 215 lbs.
- Road Tested and Approved with the Yakima BackSwing and StraightShot up to 37.5 lbs. each (HangTight 4 only; BackSwing and StraightShot not included)
- Off-Road rated up to 42 lbs. per bike on the center cradles, up to 22.5 lbs per bike on outer cradles, making sure not to exceed the total system capacity of 129 lbs.
- Not compatible with trailers, campers or RVs
- Add your own bike lock to the integrated lock loop for greater bike security
- Foot-operated tilt mechanism makes it easy to access the rear of the vehicle
- HitchLock included
- Built-in bottle opener
- Fits 2 in. hitch receivers only
- May require a minimum stem length of 40 mm with a 10 mm spacer, depending on frame and handlebar geometry (standard cradle only)
- Not compatible with aero handlebars, clip-on aero bars, or handlebars larger than 35 mm in diameter
- Transport dual-crown fork bikes with the HangTight DH Cradle accessories (not included)
- Max per weight per bike: 70 lbs. on center 2 cradles, 37.5 lbs. on outer 2 cradles
Imported.
Will this fit your setup? Check the Yakima Rack Fit Guide
View all Yakima Hitch Bike Racks| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Number of Bikes | 4-bike |
| Max Weight Per Bike (lbs) | 37.5 pounds |
| Extension Compatible | No |
| Hitch Receiver (in.) | Fits 2 inches |
| Bike Compatibility | Fat-Tire Bikes Electric Bikes Kids' Bikes |
| Bike Mounting | Hanging |
| Bike Attachment Point | Handlebar |
| Trunk Access | Unloaded |
| Weight | 73 |
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Location:Colorado mountains
Age:35–44
3 years ago
check handlebar fit
Yes , I recommend this product
Very sturdy and a good way to get a lot of bikes close to your car. I did not like the hanging method for our kids bikes and as it ripped up the cables on some of our bikes. Other than that it did work for a variety of sizes and types of bikes. Took a lot of strength to lift bikes into it. The limiting factor was the style of the handlebars and handlebar support on the bike. With some strength I did like that I could lower it and raise it fully loaded to get stuff out of the back of our suv. Didn't stick out much and kept the bikes high and close. If there was a way for you to try it for your bikes before you bought it I would recommend that.
Age:35–44
Location:Boulder, Colorado
Age:25–34
4 years ago
missing some important functions
No, I do not recommend this product
it’s easy to use, keeps bikes high off ground, and doesn’t extend beyond rear of vehicle too much (compared to platform style). not recommended for drop style handlebars. 2 things that would make this better: 1) utilize the anti-rattle knob that their other racks have. this only has an anti-rattle bolt that constrains movement left and right, but not up and down. had to buy a separate anti-rattle plate to constrain up and down movement. 2) make the mast pin a quick type of feature for stowing. currently requires 2 wrenches to lower mast keep it out of the way quickly when not in use.
Age:25–34
Location:West Virginia
4 years ago
Just a rip off of Lolo Rack
No, I do not recommend this product
This is just a copy of the Lolo Rack. Except, instead of being made in America with all American sourced materials, it's more plastic. And they sell it for more! if you want this style of carrier, just get a Lolo Rack and get more for your money.
Location:Bellingham
Age:18–24
4 years ago
wears your bars
No, I do not recommend this product
Does the job, but because it holds bikes by the bars it will rub and cause cosmetic damage over time to your pretty bike. I returned.
Age:18–24
Location:Lacey, WA
Age:35–44
4 years ago
Great for adults
No, I do not recommend this product
I'm think if you're adults into mountain biking, this rack may work. If you have youth bikes or BMX racing bikes, rack is very hard to use because the bikes can't properly mount on the rack.
Age:35–44
2 years ago
Non-boutique and does what it promises
Yes , I recommend this product
Only gripe is that it doesn’t fold down to the ground like a Lolo, but they try to force you into their weird brand-locked swingout so I got this instead.
3 years ago
