This is for the 2″ Hitch version ONLY.

The 1.25″ hitch is being tested for its weight distribution attributes.

NOTES:

These are conservative numbers made to protect your investment in your bikes.

These numbers do NOT take into consideration hitch adapters or extenders that could put more leverage, and therefore stress, on the hitch/crossbar that would lower these capacities even more.

The rack can accommodate tires as wide as 5” with no adapters needed. The distance is 4.77″ between the arms, but dare we say, tires are not really accurate in their dimensions? 🙂

Quik Rack Mach2: 5″ tire

The Mach2 fits the Vee Snow Shoe 2XL, which is 5.05″ wide. (stated by the manufacturer)

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 the first view of our new wheel lock. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system.

Keyed the same as your rack for convenience. Made in our Grand Junction factory.

NOTE: Remember, locks only “keep honest people honest.”  In today’s world, with battery powered grinders and such, your best security is to keep the bikes in your sight or locked and out of public view.

There are two types of fenders: Plastic and Steel.
Our suggestions are:

• For plastic, the spool will push down the fender to the tire for a snug fit.
• For steel, you could take foam pads, and cut it to wrap around the spool so that the fender will not get scratched.

We will be releasing a pad that is matched to the spools and are determining the best material for the job.

NOTE: Sorry, but we are not responsible for any damage to fenders due to these suggestions and your usage of them.

Yes, you can remove it with one screw and use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

Buying a new bike rack is like welcoming a new family member. Let’s make sure the Mach2 “fits” into your family!

Weights:
Mach2 2″ & 1.25″ – 28 lbs (Shipping is 35 lbs and box outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)
Add-on – 22 lbs (Shipping is 28 lbs and outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)

Printable PDF

We use a spacer to add to the 1.25″ male piece that pops on and off. (included with Mach2 1.25″ purchase)

(top picture – Adapter off for use in a 1.25″ hitch receiver)

Adapter on for use in a 2″ hitch receiver. You then insert the male w/adapter into the 2″ hitch receiver and tighten it down.

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

Yes! We also suggest a hitch anti-rattle stabilizer for a tight fit.

We also have our 1.25″ to 2″ convertible Mach2 hitch model to natively fit a 1.25″ hitch receiver.

Learn more about this HERE

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

We do not. We recommend a third party adapter. But we are thinking of creating one ourselves 🙂

We offer a fixed 2″ hitch model and a 1.25″ to 2″ convertible model with the adapter included. However, if you are looking to convert to a 2″+ hitch, look for a hitch adapter that removes wobble from the vehicle/adapter connection, and use the shortest adapter available. The smaller the distance between the bumper and rack, the more stable.

The base Mach2 hitch rack mount weighs approximately 28 lbs and each Add-on weighs 22 lbs.

Yes! It clears by about an inch without a hitch extender. But it was only on one 2019 model, so you must check it yourself.

See this post by one of our testers – https://www.facebook.com/matt.brenner.75/posts/10158448921359329

10.04 inches. See full dimensions below.

Printable Mach2 CAD drawing from the top – PDF

Easy!

Remove it with one screw and use your own lock or hitch pin. Watch our demo to learn more about the adaptability of the redesigned hitch:

The new hitch design uses two aluminum pads instead of one steel ball. The pads are stronger, smoother and more stable, as the old steel ball version could deform the hitch over time. Watch it in action:

Note: that the Captive Spring Pin can be removed with one screw for vehicles that don’t have clearance for it.

Here are the dimensions for the Hitch assembly.

(Printable PDF link)

Do NOT use any lubricant as it will collect dirt and prevent the necessary friction to keep the rack arm locked in place. When operating the rack arm, squeaking can be minimized by lifting the red lever parallel with the silver bar as shown below.

The bike rack can be used with a wheelbase of 56″ with wheel sizes from 12″ to 29″, and up to a 5″ wide tire with no adapters needed. See the no-tools tire size adjustment in action:

Here is an image of the bike size range dimensions.

Quik Rack Mach2 with Add-Ons: Loaded for vacation

The ramp weighs 12 lbs. and measures 56-1/4″ long. See it in action:

We advise a two-bike max with only the 2 in. hitch model.

We advise against it because it extends beyond DOT regulations and it would put excessive leverage and strain on the vehicle’s hitch and rack components.

Since everyone has a different model and spare tire size, we recommend an 2″ to 2″ extension to push the rack further rearward.

We do NOT recommend buying the 1.25″ Mach2 as it will put more strain on it.

There are many third-party products you can search for to solve this problem as we don’t have our own…yet.

Not at this time.

We recently met a Doctor in our town who had an Elliptigo 11R bike and it fits fine on our rack with no modification.

If you wanted to carry two Elliptigo bikes, you would need to have one Add-on in between them because of the width of the base being larger than our width.

We may look into creating a customization to carry two Elliptigo bikes next to each other, but that will be some time off as we crank out higher demand items. 🙂

Some pics:

This is for the 2″ Hitch version ONLY.

The 1.25″ hitch is being tested for its weight distribution attributes.

NOTES:

These are conservative numbers made to protect your investment in your bikes.

These numbers do NOT take into consideration hitch adapters or extenders that could put more leverage, and therefore stress, on the hitch/crossbar that would lower these capacities even more.

The rack can accommodate tires as wide as 5” with no adapters needed. The distance is 4.77″ between the arms, but dare we say, tires are not really accurate in their dimensions? 🙂

Quik Rack Mach2: 5″ tire

The Mach2 fits the Vee Snow Shoe 2XL, which is 5.05″ wide. (stated by the manufacturer)

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 the first view of our new wheel lock. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system.

Keyed the same as your rack for convenience. Made in our Grand Junction factory.

NOTE: Remember, locks only “keep honest people honest.”  In today’s world, with battery powered grinders and such, your best security is to keep the bikes in your sight or locked and out of public view.

There are two types of fenders: Plastic and Steel.
Our suggestions are:

• For plastic, the spool will push down the fender to the tire for a snug fit.
• For steel, you could take foam pads, and cut it to wrap around the spool so that the fender will not get scratched.

We will be releasing a pad that is matched to the spools and are determining the best material for the job.

NOTE: Sorry, but we are not responsible for any damage to fenders due to these suggestions and your usage of them.

Yes, you can remove it with one screw and use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

Buying a new bike rack is like welcoming a new family member. Let’s make sure the Mach2 “fits” into your family!

Weights:
Mach2 2″ & 1.25″ – 28 lbs (Shipping is 35 lbs and box outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)
Add-on – 22 lbs (Shipping is 28 lbs and outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)

Printable PDF

We use a spacer to add to the 1.25″ male piece that pops on and off. (included with Mach2 1.25″ purchase)

(top picture – Adapter off for use in a 1.25″ hitch receiver)

Adapter on for use in a 2″ hitch receiver. You then insert the male w/adapter into the 2″ hitch receiver and tighten it down.

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

Yes! We also suggest a hitch anti-rattle stabilizer for a tight fit.

We also have our 1.25″ to 2″ convertible Mach2 hitch model to natively fit a 1.25″ hitch receiver.

Learn more about this HERE

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

We do not. We recommend a third party adapter. But we are thinking of creating one ourselves 🙂

We offer a fixed 2″ hitch model and a 1.25″ to 2″ convertible model with the adapter included. However, if you are looking to convert to a 2″+ hitch, look for a hitch adapter that removes wobble from the vehicle/adapter connection, and use the shortest adapter available. The smaller the distance between the bumper and rack, the more stable.

The base Mach2 hitch rack mount weighs approximately 28 lbs and each Add-on weighs 22 lbs.

Yes! It clears by about an inch without a hitch extender. But it was only on one 2019 model, so you must check it yourself.

See this post by one of our testers – https://www.facebook.com/matt.brenner.75/posts/10158448921359329

10.04 inches. See full dimensions below.

Printable Mach2 CAD drawing from the top – PDF

Easy!

Remove it with one screw and use your own lock or hitch pin. Watch our demo to learn more about the adaptability of the redesigned hitch:

The new hitch design uses two aluminum pads instead of one steel ball. The pads are stronger, smoother and more stable, as the old steel ball version could deform the hitch over time. Watch it in action:

Note: that the Captive Spring Pin can be removed with one screw for vehicles that don’t have clearance for it.

Here are the dimensions for the Hitch assembly.

(Printable PDF link)

Do NOT use any lubricant as it will collect dirt and prevent the necessary friction to keep the rack arm locked in place. When operating the rack arm, squeaking can be minimized by lifting the red lever parallel with the silver bar as shown below.

The bike rack can be used with a wheelbase of 56″ with wheel sizes from 12″ to 29″, and up to a 5″ wide tire with no adapters needed. See the no-tools tire size adjustment in action:

Here is an image of the bike size range dimensions.

Quik Rack Mach2 with Add-Ons: Loaded for vacation

The ramp weighs 12 lbs. and measures 56-1/4″ long. See it in action:

We advise a two-bike max with only the 2 in. hitch model.

We advise against it because it extends beyond DOT regulations and it would put excessive leverage and strain on the vehicle’s hitch and rack components.

Since everyone has a different model and spare tire size, we recommend an 2″ to 2″ extension to push the rack further rearward.

We do NOT recommend buying the 1.25″ Mach2 as it will put more strain on it.

There are many third-party products you can search for to solve this problem as we don’t have our own…yet.

Not at this time.

We recently met a Doctor in our town who had an Elliptigo 11R bike and it fits fine on our rack with no modification.

If you wanted to carry two Elliptigo bikes, you would need to have one Add-on in between them because of the width of the base being larger than our width.

We may look into creating a customization to carry two Elliptigo bikes next to each other, but that will be some time off as we crank out higher demand items. 🙂

Some pics:

This is for the 2″ Hitch version ONLY.

The 1.25″ hitch is being tested for its weight distribution attributes.

NOTES:

These are conservative numbers made to protect your investment in your bikes.

These numbers do NOT take into consideration hitch adapters or extenders that could put more leverage, and therefore stress, on the hitch/crossbar that would lower these capacities even more.

The rack can accommodate tires as wide as 5” with no adapters needed. The distance is 4.77″ between the arms, but dare we say, tires are not really accurate in their dimensions? 🙂

Quik Rack Mach2: 5″ tire

The Mach2 fits the Vee Snow Shoe 2XL, which is 5.05″ wide. (stated by the manufacturer)

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 the first view of our new wheel lock. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system.

Keyed the same as your rack for convenience. Made in our Grand Junction factory.

NOTE: Remember, locks only “keep honest people honest.”  In today’s world, with battery powered grinders and such, your best security is to keep the bikes in your sight or locked and out of public view.

There are two types of fenders: Plastic and Steel.
Our suggestions are:

• For plastic, the spool will push down the fender to the tire for a snug fit.
• For steel, you could take foam pads, and cut it to wrap around the spool so that the fender will not get scratched.

We will be releasing a pad that is matched to the spools and are determining the best material for the job.

NOTE: Sorry, but we are not responsible for any damage to fenders due to these suggestions and your usage of them.

Yes, you can remove it with one screw and use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

Buying a new bike rack is like welcoming a new family member. Let’s make sure the Mach2 “fits” into your family!

Weights:
Mach2 2″ & 1.25″ – 28 lbs (Shipping is 35 lbs and box outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)
Add-on – 22 lbs (Shipping is 28 lbs and outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)

Printable PDF

We use a spacer to add to the 1.25″ male piece that pops on and off. (included with Mach2 1.25″ purchase)

(top picture – Adapter off for use in a 1.25″ hitch receiver)

Adapter on for use in a 2″ hitch receiver. You then insert the male w/adapter into the 2″ hitch receiver and tighten it down.

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

Yes! We also suggest a hitch anti-rattle stabilizer for a tight fit.

We also have our 1.25″ to 2″ convertible Mach2 hitch model to natively fit a 1.25″ hitch receiver.

Learn more about this HERE

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

We do not. We recommend a third party adapter. But we are thinking of creating one ourselves 🙂

We offer a fixed 2″ hitch model and a 1.25″ to 2″ convertible model with the adapter included. However, if you are looking to convert to a 2″+ hitch, look for a hitch adapter that removes wobble from the vehicle/adapter connection, and use the shortest adapter available. The smaller the distance between the bumper and rack, the more stable.

The base Mach2 hitch rack mount weighs approximately 28 lbs and each Add-on weighs 22 lbs.

Yes! It clears by about an inch without a hitch extender. But it was only on one 2019 model, so you must check it yourself.

See this post by one of our testers – https://www.facebook.com/matt.brenner.75/posts/10158448921359329

10.04 inches. See full dimensions below.

Printable Mach2 CAD drawing from the top – PDF

Easy!

Remove it with one screw and use your own lock or hitch pin. Watch our demo to learn more about the adaptability of the redesigned hitch:

The new hitch design uses two aluminum pads instead of one steel ball. The pads are stronger, smoother and more stable, as the old steel ball version could deform the hitch over time. Watch it in action:

Note: that the Captive Spring Pin can be removed with one screw for vehicles that don’t have clearance for it.

Here are the dimensions for the Hitch assembly.

(Printable PDF link)

Do NOT use any lubricant as it will collect dirt and prevent the necessary friction to keep the rack arm locked in place. When operating the rack arm, squeaking can be minimized by lifting the red lever parallel with the silver bar as shown below.

The bike rack can be used with a wheelbase of 56″ with wheel sizes from 12″ to 29″, and up to a 5″ wide tire with no adapters needed. See the no-tools tire size adjustment in action:

Here is an image of the bike size range dimensions.

Quik Rack Mach2 with Add-Ons: Loaded for vacation

The ramp weighs 12 lbs. and measures 56-1/4″ long. See it in action:

We advise a two-bike max with only the 2 in. hitch model.

We advise against it because it extends beyond DOT regulations and it would put excessive leverage and strain on the vehicle’s hitch and rack components.

Since everyone has a different model and spare tire size, we recommend an 2″ to 2″ extension to push the rack further rearward.

We do NOT recommend buying the 1.25″ Mach2 as it will put more strain on it.

There are many third-party products you can search for to solve this problem as we don’t have our own…yet.

Not at this time.

We recently met a Doctor in our town who had an Elliptigo 11R bike and it fits fine on our rack with no modification.

If you wanted to carry two Elliptigo bikes, you would need to have one Add-on in between them because of the width of the base being larger than our width.

We may look into creating a customization to carry two Elliptigo bikes next to each other, but that will be some time off as we crank out higher demand items. 🙂

Some pics:

This is for the 2″ Hitch version ONLY.

The 1.25″ hitch is being tested for its weight distribution attributes.

NOTES:

These are conservative numbers made to protect your investment in your bikes.

These numbers do NOT take into consideration hitch adapters or extenders that could put more leverage, and therefore stress, on the hitch/crossbar that would lower these capacities even more.

The rack can accommodate tires as wide as 5” with no adapters needed. The distance is 4.77″ between the arms, but dare we say, tires are not really accurate in their dimensions? 🙂

Quik Rack Mach2: 5″ tire

The Mach2 fits the Vee Snow Shoe 2XL, which is 5.05″ wide. (stated by the manufacturer)

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 the first view of our new wheel lock. We are still sourcing cables to weave between the locks and the bike(s), just like any other cable lock system.

Keyed the same as your rack for convenience. Made in our Grand Junction factory.

NOTE: Remember, locks only “keep honest people honest.”  In today’s world, with battery powered grinders and such, your best security is to keep the bikes in your sight or locked and out of public view.

There are two types of fenders: Plastic and Steel.
Our suggestions are:

• For plastic, the spool will push down the fender to the tire for a snug fit.
• For steel, you could take foam pads, and cut it to wrap around the spool so that the fender will not get scratched.

We will be releasing a pad that is matched to the spools and are determining the best material for the job.

NOTE: Sorry, but we are not responsible for any damage to fenders due to these suggestions and your usage of them.

Yes, you can remove it with one screw and use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

Buying a new bike rack is like welcoming a new family member. Let’s make sure the Mach2 “fits” into your family!

Weights:
Mach2 2″ & 1.25″ – 28 lbs (Shipping is 35 lbs and box outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)
Add-on – 22 lbs (Shipping is 28 lbs and outside dimensions are 31″x19″x9″ – inside dimensions are 29.5″x18″x8″)

Printable PDF

We use a spacer to add to the 1.25″ male piece that pops on and off. (included with Mach2 1.25″ purchase)

(top picture – Adapter off for use in a 1.25″ hitch receiver)

Adapter on for use in a 2″ hitch receiver. You then insert the male w/adapter into the 2″ hitch receiver and tighten it down.

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

Yes! We also suggest a hitch anti-rattle stabilizer for a tight fit.

We also have our 1.25″ to 2″ convertible Mach2 hitch model to natively fit a 1.25″ hitch receiver.

Learn more about this HERE

NOTE: These are older pictures of a prototype. Product will be slightly different

We do not. We recommend a third party adapter. But we are thinking of creating one ourselves 🙂

We offer a fixed 2″ hitch model and a 1.25″ to 2″ convertible model with the adapter included. However, if you are looking to convert to a 2″+ hitch, look for a hitch adapter that removes wobble from the vehicle/adapter connection, and use the shortest adapter available. The smaller the distance between the bumper and rack, the more stable.

The base Mach2 hitch rack mount weighs approximately 28 lbs and each Add-on weighs 22 lbs.

Yes! It clears by about an inch without a hitch extender. But it was only on one 2019 model, so you must check it yourself.

See this post by one of our testers – https://www.facebook.com/matt.brenner.75/posts/10158448921359329

10.04 inches. See full dimensions below.

Printable Mach2 CAD drawing from the top – PDF

Easy!

Remove it with one screw and use your own lock or hitch pin. Watch our demo to learn more about the adaptability of the redesigned hitch:

The new hitch design uses two aluminum pads instead of one steel ball. The pads are stronger, smoother and more stable, as the old steel ball version could deform the hitch over time. Watch it in action:

Note: that the Captive Spring Pin can be removed with one screw for vehicles that don’t have clearance for it.

Here are the dimensions for the Hitch assembly.

(Printable PDF link)

Do NOT use any lubricant as it will collect dirt and prevent the necessary friction to keep the rack arm locked in place. When operating the rack arm, squeaking can be minimized by lifting the red lever parallel with the silver bar as shown below.

The bike rack can be used with a wheelbase of 56″ with wheel sizes from 12″ to 29″, and up to a 5″ wide tire with no adapters needed. See the no-tools tire size adjustment in action:

Here is an image of the bike size range dimensions.

Quik Rack Mach2 with Add-Ons: Loaded for vacation

The ramp weighs 12 lbs. and measures 56-1/4″ long. See it in action:

We advise a two-bike max with only the 2 in. hitch model.

We advise against it because it extends beyond DOT regulations and it would put excessive leverage and strain on the vehicle’s hitch and rack components.

Since everyone has a different model and spare tire size, we recommend an 2″ to 2″ extension to push the rack further rearward.

We do NOT recommend buying the 1.25″ Mach2 as it will put more strain on it.

There are many third-party products you can search for to solve this problem as we don’t have our own…yet.

Not at this time.

We recently met a Doctor in our town who had an Elliptigo 11R bike and it fits fine on our rack with no modification.

If you wanted to carry two Elliptigo bikes, you would need to have one Add-on in between them because of the width of the base being larger than our width.

We may look into creating a customization to carry two Elliptigo bikes next to each other, but that will be some time off as we crank out higher demand items. 🙂

Some pics: