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Current Shipping and Payment Questions
This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.
You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.
The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.
You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.
See it in action:
Here is our new Wheel Lock accessory. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system. These are generally available at your local bike shop.
We suggest one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one lock.
We are currently selling this to fulfilled customers only, in the order of the production queue, and then will open it up to the general public.
Keyed the same as your rack for convenience.
We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and accessories. Plus when you order, you can add a NOTE with you key numbers as a double check.
Made in our Grand Junction factory.
Example of a Cable:
Specs and Fitment Questions
This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.
You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.
The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.
You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.
See it in action:
Here is our new Wheel Lock accessory. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system. These are generally available at your local bike shop.
We suggest one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one lock.
We are currently selling this to fulfilled customers only, in the order of the production queue, and then will open it up to the general public.
Keyed the same as your rack for convenience.
We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and accessories. Plus when you order, you can add a NOTE with you key numbers as a double check.
Made in our Grand Junction factory.
Example of a Cable:
Features
This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.
You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.
The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.
You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.
See it in action:
Here is our new Wheel Lock accessory. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system. These are generally available at your local bike shop.
We suggest one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one lock.
We are currently selling this to fulfilled customers only, in the order of the production queue, and then will open it up to the general public.
Keyed the same as your rack for convenience.
We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and accessories. Plus when you order, you can add a NOTE with you key numbers as a double check.
Made in our Grand Junction factory.
Example of a Cable:
General Quik-Rack Questions
This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.
You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.
The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.
You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.
See it in action:
Here is our new Wheel Lock accessory. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system. These are generally available at your local bike shop.
We suggest one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one lock.
We are currently selling this to fulfilled customers only, in the order of the production queue, and then will open it up to the general public.
Keyed the same as your rack for convenience.
We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and accessories. Plus when you order, you can add a NOTE with you key numbers as a double check.
Made in our Grand Junction factory.
Example of a Cable:
Usage and Troubleshooting
This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.
You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.
The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.
You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.
See it in action:
Here is our new Wheel Lock accessory. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system. These are generally available at your local bike shop.
We suggest one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one lock.
We are currently selling this to fulfilled customers only, in the order of the production queue, and then will open it up to the general public.
Keyed the same as your rack for convenience.
We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and accessories. Plus when you order, you can add a NOTE with you key numbers as a double check.
Made in our Grand Junction factory.
Example of a Cable:
Future Plans Questions
This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.
You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.
The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.
You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.
See it in action:
Here is our new Wheel Lock accessory. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system. These are generally available at your local bike shop.
We suggest one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one lock.
We are currently selling this to fulfilled customers only, in the order of the production queue, and then will open it up to the general public.
Keyed the same as your rack for convenience.
We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and accessories. Plus when you order, you can add a NOTE with you key numbers as a double check.
Made in our Grand Junction factory.
Example of a Cable:
Current Patents
Quik Rack Mach2 founder/designer Cal M. Phillips owns these 14 patents covering the new Quik Rack Mach2 design:
Canada Patent 2956005: Carrier for a two-wheeled vehicle
U.S. Patent 9902222: Captive pin apparatus for retention of a drawbar in a trailer hitch receiver
U.S. Patent 9956922: Carrier for a two-wheeled vehicle
U.S. Patent 10005329: Captive pin apparatus for retention of a drawbar in a trailer hitch receiver (continuation in part)
U.S. Patent 10011237: Bike carrier pivot mechanism division patent
U.S. Patent 10059276: Carrier for a two-wheeled vehicle
U.S. Patent 10065568: Bike carrier tray assembly with automatic tray position lock
U.S. Patent 10071695: Sliding pawl on a ratchet bar
U.S. Patent 10086769: Bike carrier tray assembly with automatic tray position lock
U.S. Patent 10099525: Trailer hitch draw-bar tightening mechanism
U.S. Patent 10106100: Secure latch for coupled assemblies
U.S. Patent 10124740: Bike carrier with automatic tray position lock
U.S. Patent 10150424: Adjustable retention arm for a bike carrier
U.S. Patent 10167887: Beam joining apparatus with bolt and threaded wedge
Also:
U.S. Patent 5833074: Fast-loading, protective bicycle rack (Patent for the original Quik-Rack) **Now expired**
U.S. Patent 6620081: Exercise stand and centrifugal resistance unit for a bicycle. **Notice of infringement filed**
Cal Phillips has 19 other patents that cover bicycle-related products.