Thule T2 Classic 2 Bike Rack (2” Receivers)

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Thule T2 Classic 2 Bike Rack (2” Receivers)

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Part Number:
9044

Super-rugged platform rack with frame-free clamping security for all types of bikes (up to 4 bikes with add-on).

  • Eliminate bike interference by adjusting side to side to create generous spacing between bike mounts
  • Ideal for carbon frames, mountain, downhill, and fat bikes as it fits 20 - 29” wheels and up to 5” tires without adapters
  • Secure bikes quickly without frame contact with the frame-free ratcheting arm
  • Convenient access to rear of vehicle when bikes are loaded – rack tilts away from vehicle via HitchSwitch lever
  • Bike rack locks to vehicle with SnugTite Lock included
  • Possible to increase the load capacity from 2 to up to 4 bikes with Thule T2 Classic Bike Add-on (sold separately, 2” receiver only)

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Questions & Answers (3)

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Does this have add on if I want have 4 bike

–Gary 6/27/2020 11:11:36 PM

I have to fat tire ebikes that weighs 65 pounds each will it hold the weight

–Victor 8/6/2018 4:01:00 PM

Hi, Victor! No, the Thule T2 Classic is not suitable for e-bikes of that size. We recommend the Thule EasyFold 2 bike rack, which is designed to hold two e-bikes up to 66 pounds each. I hope that is helpful!

–Savannah 8/13/2018 7:32:35 AM

Does this rack system lock the bikes to the rack?

–William Emmons 6/5/2018 6:12:36 AM

Hi, William! The Thule T2 includes a hitch lock pin to secure the rack to the hitch but locks to secure the bikes to the rack are sold separately. Please consider the Thule 6’ Braided Steel Cable Lock for securing the bikes to the rack. Thank you!

–Savannah 6/5/2018 7:17:48 AM

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Product Description

Part Number:
9044

Super-rugged platform rack with frame-free clamping security for all types of bikes (up to 4 bikes with add-on).

  • Eliminate bike interference by adjusting side to side to create generous spacing between bike mounts
  • Ideal for carbon frames, mountain, downhill, and fat bikes as it fits 20 - 29” wheels and up to 5” tires without adapters
  • Secure bikes quickly without frame contact with the frame-free ratcheting arm
  • Convenient access to rear of vehicle when bikes are loaded – rack tilts away from vehicle via HitchSwitch lever
  • Bike rack locks to vehicle with SnugTite Lock included
  • Possible to increase the load capacity from 2 to up to 4 bikes with Thule T2 Classic Bike Add-on (sold separately, 2” receiver only)

Questions & Answers (3)

To view an answer to a question, simply click on the question. To post a new question, click on the "Ask a question" button below.

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*All questions are reviewed and approved before being posted or answered.
Please keep all questions appropriate and related to the product.

Does this have add on if I want have 4 bike

–Gary 6/27/2020 11:11:36 PM

I have to fat tire ebikes that weighs 65 pounds each will it hold the weight

–Victor 8/6/2018 4:01:00 PM

Hi, Victor! No, the Thule T2 Classic is not suitable for e-bikes of that size. We recommend the Thule EasyFold 2 bike rack, which is designed to hold two e-bikes up to 66 pounds each. I hope that is helpful!

–Savannah 8/13/2018 7:32:35 AM

Does this rack system lock the bikes to the rack?

–William Emmons 6/5/2018 6:12:36 AM

Hi, William! The Thule T2 includes a hitch lock pin to secure the rack to the hitch but locks to secure the bikes to the rack are sold separately. Please consider the Thule 6’ Braided Steel Cable Lock for securing the bikes to the rack. Thank you!

–Savannah 6/5/2018 7:17:48 AM

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