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MIMF2 · 01-22-2006, 02:34 AM

Dennis,

There are several Keystone products that have as standard equipment or optional a 11/4" reciever for the installation of a bike rack. And a bike rack only that supports 200 pounds of weight.

Zeplin is one that I know of for sure. There maybe a couple of others. The Mountaineer has a slide out rear bumper that is to be used as a bike rack. The Couger had the same set up. I'm not sure if it still does.

Our 2004 Outback that we had last year had a 4" square bumper. I mounted a clamp or bolt on style 4 place bike rack and it worked OK. When we traded for the Challenger, there was no place to mount the bike rack. So, Gail and I bought a pair of folding camping bikes fromCW and store those in the front compartment between the landing gear. Works out great!

Anybody want to buy a good used 4 place Reese bike rack? It's taking up space in my garage.

01-22-2006, 02:34 AM	#4
MIMF2 Montana Fan Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Elkhart Posts: 298 M.O.C. #3886	Dennis, There are several Keystone products that have as standard equipment or optional a 11/4" reciever for the installation of a bike rack. And a bike rack only that supports 200 pounds of weight. Zeplin is one that I know of for sure. There maybe a couple of others. The Mountaineer has a slide out rear bumper that is to be used as a bike rack. The Couger had the same set up. I'm not sure if it still does. Our 2004 Outback that we had last year had a 4" square bumper. I mounted a clamp or bolt on style 4 place bike rack and it worked OK. When we traded for the Challenger, there was no place to mount the bike rack. So, Gail and I bought a pair of folding camping bikes fromCW and store those in the front compartment between the landing gear. Works out great! Anybody want to buy a good used 4 place Reese bike rack? It's taking up space in my garage.