Thule Helium Platform 1 Bike Rack

SKU# EB-167577-1001

$399.97

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Thule Helium Platform 1 Bike Rack

This is the sweetest single bike hitch rack you can get your hands on. The Thule Helium Platform 1 Bike Rack cradles your bike gently, like a mama bear holding her cub, but securely, like your uncle holding onto the last scoop of mashed potatoes at Thanksgiving dinner. It uses ratcheted wheel loops to secure the bike without marring the beautiful frame, and locks it into place with an integrated cable lock so no one can run off with it.

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Materials:
Aluminum: Super lightweight aluminum construction is half the weight of steel hitch bike racks, providing easy installation, removal, and handling.
Includes:
1 Bike Carrier
Snug-Tite™ Lock (STL) for Locking Rack to Receiver Hitch
Integrated Cable Bike Lock
Compatibility:
Fits Both 2" & 1.25" Receivers: STL2 bolt included to lock the carrier to your vehicle.
Carbon Frame Compatible
One-Key System Compatible
Fits 26”-29” Wheel Sizes Up to a 3” Wide Tire
Carrying Capacity:
Max Bike Weight: 37.5lbs
1 Bike
Features:
Frame-free Ratcheting Arm Secures Bikes Quickly Without Frame Contact
HitchSwitch Lever: Allows the carrier to easily fold up when not in use, and/or tilt away from the vehicle for rear tailgate access, even with bikes on it.
Fold Down Bike Arms When Not in Use
Snug-Tite™: Receiver lock virtually eliminates hitch rack movement in receiver and locks the hitch rack to the vehicle.
Dimensions: 20.8 x 59.7 x 33.4 in
Folded Dimensions: 12 x 59.7 x 17.8 in
Weight: 23 lbs
Installation:
Quick and Easy to Lock Rack to Vehicle with Tool-free SnugTite Stinger

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Biking Type:
Mountain, Urban/Commuter
Mountain
Bike Capacity:
1
Warranty:
Limited Lifetime

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