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Bike Rack Attachments?

phoKme247

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THE BAY AREA, CURRENTLY SO CAL.
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'98 Eddie Bauer
I have a '98 EB and it's pretty much bone stock. I've been wanting to take my mountain bike and hit some trails but I don't know the first thing about transporting them with the proper attachments. The EB already has a roof rack, my question is what else would I need to put 2 bikes on my ex? Thanks in advance.
 



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Thanks for the tip IZwack. I'm a novice when it comes to this stuff, but what exactly am I looking at. I can't imagine in my head how that hitch can hold a couple of bikes(I love the price! ;)).
 












Ahh! Thanks Donner! :)
 






welcome :) but you have to have that hitch iZwack showed you... remember to strap the front wheels - they can really scratch up the vehicle and scare drivers behind you... i had to clean the seats one time, long story :) have fun!
 












Thanks for the tip IZwack. I'm a novice when it comes to this stuff, but what exactly am I looking at.
Its a hitch receiver that you bolt up to your bumper-- allowing you to use a hitch mounted bike rack.

Typically hitch recievers are as wide as the frame and also bolt up to the frame-- and typically run over $100. Well the item I linked to is just a small hitch reciever but you will probably have to drill some holes through the bottom of your bumper to bolt it to.
 






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