Tow ball mounted bike racks???? (1 Viewer)

Nov 9, 2015
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Hi anyone got a tip or trick to get one of these tight? Mine tells me to tighten bolt underneath then tihten bolt on top but instead of getting tight the back simply lifts up.

Any help appreciated please.
 

mike mcglynn

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HI, mine has only 1 clamp and 1bolt to tighten it is a thule make and when tight it wont budge what make is yours and what model
 
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Richard Mason
Nov 9, 2015
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Pro User Silverbike Car Towbar Mounted 2 Bike Cycle Carrier Rack

Just sheared a nut off trying to tighten it so will be returning it!!

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mike mcglynn

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If you are in the market for one check out the classifieds mine is on there also a bike cover.(y)
 

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HI, mine has only 1 clamp and 1bolt to tighten it is a thule make and when tight it wont budge what make is yours and what model

Just in case anybody reading this is thinking about buying a tow-ball mounted cycle carrier, we also have the Thule. It's brilliant.
Stef.
 

Landyguy

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I have a Thule one also and carry 2 electric bikes on it no problem.
Tighten the nut up and then push lever down and check - if it moves lift lever and tighten a little more and then push lever down again - If it does not move (I stand on it to check) then all that needs doing from now on is to left lever to remove and then refit (without adjusting nut) and push lever down - very easy and secure - travelled thousands of miles with it on the tow-ball.

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