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Old 06-06-2021, 05:55 PM   #1
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Bike rack

Looking for help on a bike rack for a Rockwood Roo.
Been told NOT to use rear bumper.
Its a 2016.
Jack-it won't work cuz its too high for front bed to be lowered.
Anyone have a rack on their roo?
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https://www.amazon.com/Mount-n-Lock-.../dp/B084ZTHPTK

Here is a brace to use on the thin wall square tube bumpers. It will help support the bumper and keep the weld from ripping out. I would still not put more than a couple of light weight bikes on the bike rack.

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Here is a brace to use on the thin wall square tube bumpers. It will help support the bumper and keep the weld from ripping out. I would still not put more than a couple of light weight bikes on the bike rack.

Ken
Thanks for the link, when I get my trailer back from the hail storm repairs, I am going to consider this so I can more easily carry my bicycles.
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