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Farkle Alert! Say hello to the Spyder Rack!
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It is designed to move the load forward so that not only does it balance on the hitch better, it makes the bike handle better by bringing the weight forward! I have one other item yet to unveil concerning this. This will NOT be mass produced. Every one will be fabricated at the shop by me. If you wish to get on the contact list email me at [email protected]. Use Spyder Rack as your subject line.
Also, this will come with an installation CD!
Also, this will come with an installation CD!
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what are the dimensions, weight, price? i just got my hitch in yesterday & will install next week. i am looking to
put a rack on until i get a trailer
put a rack on until i get a trailer
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Yes, video is coming!
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It weighs in at about 10 lbs. This should give you 35 lbs of items you can carry. It is aprox. 36"x15"x8" and about 5" inches tall.
Price is $275 and includes tax and shipping.
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Yes, you can. It will come with installation instructions and an install CD.
To install with your hitch already in place you need a cordless drill, multi-function screw driver, and a 9/16" combo wrench. If you mount it without using the hitch ball adaptor, the 9/16" wrench is all you need to install and remove. The reason for the drill initially is to secure the exhaust plate in the proper position. Since there are so many different exhaust pipe configurations, those will need to be mounted at the time of the install.
Let me give an example. Let's say you go somewhere and find a trailer you would like to buy. You simply use your 9/16" combo wrench and remove the rack, drop it into your trailer, and head out.
With the hitch ball adapter, you can make a more permanent install The adaptor is designed to give 4 different positions for the rack so you can move it as far forward as you can.
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