When the whole group is riding, one rack handles everyone. The Drayton Solutions 8BikeRack mounts to any Class III or heavier 2" receiver hitch and carries up to eight full-size bicycles -- 250 lbs total -- on a single, road-tested steel frame. Built and warranted in the USA, this rack travels as hard as your crew does.
Whether you're rolling out in a Class A motorhome, a fifth wheel rig, a tow vehicle, or a full-size SUV, the 8BikeRack installs in minutes on a standard 2" receiver and gives you room for every rider in the group. No extra vehicle, no trailer, no juggling act -- just load up and go.
The frame is constructed from heavy tubular steel and finished in a durable powder coat that holds up to road grime, weather, and the inevitable parking lot scrape. A rubber anti-abrasion strip on the top bar protects wheel rims from chafing, and the lower bar is fitted with eye bolts for 1" ratchet straps so bikes stay locked in position mile after mile.
Carries the full crew -- up to 8 bicycles and 250 lbs total -- on a single hitch-mounted frame without splitting across two vehicles.
Heavy-duty steel construction with a protective powder-coat finish resists rust, road debris, and UV exposure on long hauls.
The rack folds down when bikes are not loaded, keeping the rear of the vehicle or RV accessible without full removal.
3-hole adjustable receiver bar lets you set rack distance from the vehicle -- critical for clearing a spare tire mount on the tailgate or bumper.
The 8BikeRack is sized for real-world RV use. The 3-position adjustable receiver bar is specifically designed to clear rear-mounted spare tires common on Class C motorhomes, truck campers, and SUVs. At 55" wide and 72" tall (folded up), verify that the rack clears your vehicle's tail lights, camera housing, and any rear-swing door swing path before final installation.
Carrying eight bikes close together creates contact points. Drayton addressed this directly:
The 8BikeRack ships partially assembled and requires basic hand tools to complete installation. No welding or drilling required for standard 2" receiver hitches.