Bike Bunk - Trailer Tongue Bike Carrying System Stromberg
(Stromberg Part #: CC-275)
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The Bike Bunk is a raised receiver that attaches to the "A" frame of the trailer and provides the perfect place to put your bikes. The Bike Bunk allows any bike rack designed for a 2" receiver to be used. Your application will be determined by turning radius and positioning of the rack. Supports 100 lbs. Made in the USA.

  • Bike Rack is not included

Specs

FitsTrailers with A-frame
Weight100 lbs. maximum
Installation InstructionsCLICK HERE
Made In:USA

Features

  • Bike Bunk bolts to trailer A-frame and provides 2 inch receiver mount for YOUR bike rack
  • Supports up to 100 lbs.
  • Allows any bike rack designed for a 2 inch receiver to be used
  • Top of trailer A-frame to top of cross tube - 33.5 inches
  • Top of trailer A-frame to bottom of bike rack receiver tube - 29 inches
  • Cross tube length - 37.5 inches
  • Centerline to Centerline of receiver tubes on the crosstube - 34.25 inches
  • Receiver tube diameter - 1.9 inches

Not Included:

  • Bike rack
Installation Instructions CLICK HERE

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