Pro Dirt Bike Carrier
NEW!
Key Features:
- Transport dirt bike, eBike or fat tire bike with wheels up to 5.5" wide on a Class III or IV 2" hitch
- 400 lb. Weight capacity; 48" L self-storing loading ramp
- Anodized aluminum track with powder-coated steel frame
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TRENDING PRODUCT!
TRENDING PRODUCT!
Features
Tested in the US to Meet or Exceed Weight Rating
This carrier has been tested at a testing facility in the United States, and was found to meet or exceed the manufacturer's recommended maximum load rating.
Why you'll love it!
Specifications
Length:
75-1/4"
Track Length:
75-1/4"
Track Width:
5-1/2"
Width:
7-1/2"
Height:
7"
Ramp Length:
47"
Ramp Width:
5-1/2"
Weight:
36.5 lbs.
Maximum Capacity:
400 lbs.
Hitch Class:
III or IV
Hitch Size:
2"
Material:
Aluminum
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The black anodized version of our best-selling dirt bike carrier has a cool aesthetic for those hot track days.
Designed for the rider who likes to get up and go, this carrier installs directly onto a 2" hitch receiver and comes with a loading ramp that attaches to the carrier when not in use.
The strong and lightweight aluminum construction allows it to hold dirt bikes up to 400 pounds so that you never have to worry on track day. The anodized finish protects better against corrosion than bare or painted aluminum, particularly when repeatedly exposed to inclement conditions.
- Transport dirt bike, eBike or fat tire bike with wheels up to 5.5" wide on a Class III or IV 2" hitch
- 400 lb. Weight capacity; 48" L self-storing loading ramp
- Anodized aluminum track with powder-coated steel frame
Usage Guidelines
Please note, hitch-mounted motorcycle carriers are not recommended for use on tow-behind trailers including 5th wheel and camping trailers, motor-homes or RVs. Never exceed the maximum tongue rating of your trailer hitch and be aware that your hauling weight may be limited by your vehicle’s suspension. Some vehicles may require air shocks or heavier springs to stiffen up the suspension and prevent sagging; check with your dealer to determine the carrying and hauling capacity of your vehicle. Motorcycle carriers are not recommended for use with hitch adapters or extensions.
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