Thule T2 Pro XT Black - 2 Bike 2 Inch Bike Rack Reviews

4.8 Rating 64 Reviews

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“I can't imagine a better rack. It was top of the price range, but it's super easy to get a bike on it and take off season to season. If you're looking for a hitch mounted rack that's easy to reattach and can afford the near $1000 price tag, look no further. Pros: - Stable - Secure - Looks nice - Integrated locking cable - Easy to remove/attach Cons: - Takes a lot of force to change from upright to flat position - The rear wheel strap can be a little finicky at times Other notes: - It obstructs back up camera, but it doesn't fully occlude it and at this point I've gotten used to it - Mine only fits a 2-inch hitch rack. I think they make adapters that work for bike racks (but not towing) though if you wanted to attach it to a Sedan or something”

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Posted 8 months ago

“great rack for all of our bikes from MTB's to Radrunners to Super 73”

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Posted 8 months ago

“Very very sturdy bike rack. Once secured on hitch it does not move or wobble around. Holds bikes very securely as well. No issues or worries about bikes falling off or flopping around.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“Well built, easy to use rack :) Thank you”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I’ve had this frame for 3 seasons. Stout, secure, stable bike rack. Intuitive use, lock cables long enough to reach all frame sizes, really like the fact the anchor points are on the wheel/tire and not my pretty frames. Lessons learned as a mtn biker who uses this rack. Wash and clean the ratchet straps after every trip, road dust, dirt and mud from the trailhead cause excessive wear of ratchet strap and ratchet clip. The clip wears down and may not stay secure when you really ratchet it down. It’s the clip that wears faster than the strap. On long road trips the constant wind whips through the frames and wheels just enough to cause the front wheel mount to move towards or closer to the rear mount even though it is tightly ratcheted down and secure. This slight movement of the front anchor point in turn loosens front wheel enough so that the wheel and handlebars start to “wag” back and forth in the front mount constantly and that effectively loosens the bike on the rack. It’s unnerving to see the handlebars and wheel of your prized mtn bike oscillating in the wind in your rear view even though the rear wheel is securely anchored and your frame locked to the rack. Knowing all this, I would rate this frame 4 out of 5 stars for security, ease of use, design and durability.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“Excellent fold up bike carrier and the lockable connection is really good.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I havent used it much just because it doesnt feel safe as it sways left to right. Rach attack team is really good and got it replaced once but the problem came back this season again in the replacement pc aswell. Dissapointed”

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Posted 8 months ago

“Easy to use, strong, and holds my fat tire ebike and fat tire bike. Can not carry two e-bikes due to weight restrictions.”

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Posted 8 months ago