“The click fold 2 is exactly what it says and it works. Yes a bit of fiddling to get new towball fitted but really quite simple. Adjustability and simplicity is what this rack is about and it delivers Bikes are secure lockable and the tilt function adds to the functionality”
“Construction of the rack looks good. Securing and removing the rack from the tow ball is simple. The clamping arms and straps are easy to use and bikes are very secure when loaded. The rack comes with a tow ball that has a longer neck and I had to use this as the rack would not clamp down on to the regular tow ball fitted to my tow bar. It's a simple job in theory to replace the tow ball but you need a 28mm socket and it's likely that your existing tow ball will be very firmly fixed to the tow bar and quite hard to remove. I had to buy a 450mm socket wrench to get enough leverage to replace the tow ball (I suppose a very large adjustable spanner would also work). The stated maximum wheelbase supported by the rack is 1250mm. One of my bikes has a wheelbase just over 1300mm, so I knew it'd be right on the limit. The bike fits, but only just. Anything much over 1300mm will likely not sit properly on the wheel trays. Longer bikes like mine also require the use of longer wheel straps which have to be purchased separately (about $30/pair). I didn't realise this at the time I purchased the rack and so I had to call around a few stores to find somewhere that had them in stock. Overall I'm happy. I can't comment on the long term durability of the rack but bikes are really firmly held in place when loaded. Just factor in a bit of a wrestling match (and possibly some new tools) if you have to replace your tow ball. You'll probably want to explore alternatives if you have bikes with very long wheelbases.”
