I was patting myself on the back last week after having won an eBay auction for a hitch mount Hollywood bike rack last week for $144. To my amazement, I noticed at lunch today that Target has what appears to be the exact same rack under the Coleman name for $99 + change. YEESH! Anyhow, I know there are some bike enthusiasts here and I wanted to share my information with you all. Here's a link to the Hollywood Sport Rider rack. http://www.hollywoodracks.com/2&3.htm#sportrider
Where can I get the hitch part of the rack and is it something I can install myself. I am very interested in some kind of bike rack for my car.
www.coastaletech.com FYI though, I placed an order last week, not even sure if they received my order. It's been total silence.
Check out Coastal Electronics for the hitch. Installs in under an hour. DIY job if you have the socket wrench.
I'm looking for something I can use for my girlfriend's wheelchair. I believe the clamps would have to be far enough apart to get to the frame extending beyond the seat.
She has a manual, and a Quickie P-200 electric. The electric I discovered weighs 88 pounds sans 2 31AH gelcell batteries, which is a lot lighter than I thought. I was considering a bike rack for the manual, but if I can get the electric to be carried safely at a reasonable price, that might be good for outings to Universal, as I often have to help push otherwise.
Just an FYI. The bike rack company I dealt with on eBay sent me the wrong rack so I now have an "out" on the deal. Went to Target and in fact the rack is not $99 but $90. Good luck everyone!
I like that Sport Rider. I read it works with either 1-1/4" or 2" Hitches. CoasteETech sells both 1-1/4 and 2 "" Hitches. So.. my question is which hitch? What are the pros and cons of one size over another? Thanks.
Dan as a thought have you contacted some places that install hitches and see if they have chair carriers. Most do. I just checked Cabelas and their carriers are too narrow for most chairs. Also her support network should have information on carriers.