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    Instructions for a Jeep Bike Rack

    Dari AbdurehmBy Dari Abdurehm30/12/2022Updated:30/12/2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Jeep vehicles are popular among many outdoor enthusiasts for transportation to and from areas of recreation. Often times this recreation involves cycling activities such as mountain biking. Jeep owners may use their vehicles to transport their bikes to forests, parks and other areas where trails and paths allow bike use. Many Jeep vehicles feature rear-mounted receiver hitches that make mounting a bike carrier to a Jeep vehicle a simple process and one that most owners can easily accomplish.

    Instructions

    Difficulty: Moderately Easy

    Things You’ll Need:

    • Jeep with rear-mounted receiver hitch
    • Hitch mount bike rack
    • Hitch pin with clip

    Step 1

    Unpack the receiver hitch mount bike rack for your Jeep from the box. Follow the manufacturers directions to assemble any parts such as the support arms.

    Step 2

    Remove the receiver plug, if necessary, from the hitch. Inspect the hitch for signs of damage before proceeding. The receiver tube should be free from excessive rust and any damage.

    Step 3

    Lift the bike rack so that the lower horizontal mounting post is level with the receiver tube. Have someone assist you during this part of the installation if necessary.

    Step 4

    Slide the hitch mounting post in to the receiver tube. Push the hitch completely to the back of the receiver tube so that it will be supported by the Jeep hitch during the remainder of the process.

    Step 5

    Locate the two holes on either side of the receiver tube. Work the hitch post forward in the tube until the the holes in the post align with those of the receiver tube. Insert a hitch pin through the tube and post. Secure it on the other side with a clip.

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    Dari Abdurehm
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    Cycling has been a part of my life since I was young, and it's what inspired me to create BiketoWorkdayWinnipeg.com in 2022! Growing up among the breathtaking trails here in British Columbia really set me on this path that led to beyond just riding - I even became a bike mechanic at our local shop back in 2006! When i'm not raising kids or working on new projects, you can usually find me out exploring some of favorite mountain biking trails...or building them myself as trail building is something else I've become quite passionate about these days :)

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