Haul up to four bikes behind your RV without a hitch receiver or drilling a single hole. The Swagman 80600 clamps directly onto any continuous-welded square steel bumper between 4" and 4.5" wide, so setup is straightforward and removal is just as quick when you reach camp. When the bikes stay home, the same rack handles extra cargo -- coolers, gear bags, folding chairs -- on its corrosion-resistant steel platform.
Most RV bike-transport setups demand a 2" receiver hitch and a separate hitch-mount rack. The Swagman 80600 skips all of that. It grabs onto the square steel bumper your rig already has, locks in place, and gives you four independent tire rails plus upright support bars to keep each bike stable on the road. Tire rails accommodate a range of wheel sizes and frame styles, so a mix of adult bikes is no problem -- just keep bike lengths similar to avoid frame contact during transport.
The rack extends 34" out from the bumper face, giving each bike room to hang without crowding the rig. The first bike position sits just 4-3/4" off the bumper, and each subsequent position is spaced for easy loading and unloading. At 30 lbs per bike, the 80600 handles standard adult bicycles comfortably.
No hitch receiver needed. Clamps onto any 4" to 4.5" continuous-welded square steel RV bumper for a secure, tool-minimal installation.
Carries up to four adult bicycles simultaneously. Upright bars add lateral support; tire rails hold wheels firmly during travel.
Off-season or between rides, the corrosion-resistant steel rack doubles as a cargo platform for gear, chairs, and other campsite essentials.
Swagman backs the 80600 with a limited lifetime manufacturer warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship.
Load bikes of similar frame length to prevent handlebar and pedal contact between adjacent bikes. Secure each bike with individual straps or bungee cords at the frame -- the rack positions the bikes, but additional tie-downs are strongly recommended for highway travel. Check all clamp hardware for tightness before each trip and after the first 50 miles.