Bike Rack Airstream Interstate

[Beemerman]

Wachuko.....& friends.....
Do think the Thule Swing a Way with my Thule T-2 will adequately clear doors on my 19’TB.....has the 180 degree doors....not the 270 doors like on EXT’s ???

[Cedarcliff]

Originally Posted by Dvervelde

Good info! Thanks to everyone. I ordered a Yakima swing a way rack through my local bike shop. Thule charges them $100 for delivery. They said if it doesn't work out they will keep it in inventory because they sell them easily. If this one doesn't work I will take a look at the offerings on this forum. I front hitch doesn't sound optimal to me. I have never used a forum before...what a great source to draw from. We are new to the van life, so I am sure I will be back with more dumb questions.
Thanks again!

I’ve just ordered the Yakima Backswing from Amazon as I need it right away and Thule and Kuat would have to be backordered to some indefinite future date. Did this work out for you?

[Hawk-ination]

We carry 3 fairly heavy e-bikes and have had no issues so far. We don’t have a swing hitch yet. You can barely tell they are on the back. I’d recommend a decent built bike rack though.

[Moereece]

I know this is off subject , but where did you get the ladder?

[InterBlog]

Originally Posted by Moereece

I know this is off subject , but where did you get the ladder?

Hi, Moereece. Which ladder caught your eye?

[Moereece]

The one on the back of the black AI where they have the double bike hanging.

[Luckysnuck]

We use the Thule 957 extensively and have been real happy with it. Very heavy duty, holds 4 bikes and the rear doors still able to swing open when the bikes are loaded; although you do have to swing the bikes out of the way a little bit.

[Rig Rat]

Originally Posted by Luckysnuck

We use the Thule 957 extensively and have been real happy with it. Very heavy duty, holds 4 bikes and the rear doors still able to swing open when the bikes are loaded; although you do have to swing the bikes out of the way a little bit.

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We found the drawback to the 'arm style' rack is that the bikes end up moving around a lot and scraped into each other.

We bought a rack that holds both bike tires firmly in place which has eliminated the bikes rubbing together!