I see a lot of people with racks that fit into a hitch receiver. Where can I purchase one? If they are not readily available, what would be a good
alternative for a large buggy to transport without breaking it down for every haul?
Thanks in advance!!!utahtami - 27-4-2018 at 06:12 PM
Van made mine. hiaguy - 27-4-2018 at 06:19 PM
The great thing about the XR+ is that it fits in the back of a Mazda3. frankiter - 27-4-2018 at 07:40 PM
Hey Scott, Pokite has one listed on the JIBE Swap/Sell list. It may still be available.soliver - 27-4-2018 at 11:39 PM
Got mine from Van tooeric67m - 28-4-2018 at 07:41 AM
I recently built mine.
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Mine is essentially (2) 1-1/4" hidden receiver hitches. They mount vertically from behind the bumper and are not seen when the rack is removed. From
there two "U" shaped extensions come down back and up. Then to a cross bar connecting the two. On this bar are lighting truss brackets sized for the
axle diameter, simular to these...
Then a separate vertical receiver hitch going up for my vertical support to the front of the buggy.
Loading or unloading takes 4.5 minutes. The buggy rolls up backwards with the vertical support removed and the axle clamps open. Rest the axle into
the clamps, close but do not tighten the clamps. Rotate the buggy up to vertical, insert vertical support and secure the front of the buggy. Tighten
axle clamps. To further secure the buggy I strap the front of the buggy to my roof rack at the front.
This has so far been very stable over bumps in the road and beach accesses.
There is another cool feature that I will describe when I have pictures also..
I will post more pictures later, currently I'm out of the area. mougl - 28-4-2018 at 09:18 AM
Hey Scott, Pokite has one listed on the JIBE Swap/Sell list. It may still be available.
on it.....Thanks!!!pokitetrash - 28-4-2018 at 07:32 PM
$50 Scott. Solid 2x2 construction. Holds 2 buggies or one big ass one. PM me your cell and I'll take some better pics for you.mougl - 28-4-2018 at 07:57 PM
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