ATOC DraftMaster Modules-Cross Arm Assembly-5 Standard Bicycles - CAA-5000-5656

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

ATOC DraftMaster Modules-Cross Arm Assembly-5 Standard Bicycles

PLEASE NOTE: This is not the entire rack, only the cross-arm assembly!  Must also purchase an interconnection for the configuration you need. Please call Draftmaster or PPL to confirm all parts needed for your system.

• Two singles + tandem
• Two singles + two tandems or LWB
• Delta trike + tadpole trike + single
• Three tandems + single
• Two SWBs + LWB recumbent
• Tandem + LWB + trike
• and other combinations.
• No problem.

Options for your Draftmaster:

• Front Wheel Carrier holds up to four wheels. Hides away when not in use.
• Topper Lok security skewer with long-throw cam. Lock your bike to the rack.
• Security Hitch Bolt. Lock your Draftmaster to your car.
• Secondary Fork Mount. Attaches to Sxx module - carry a short wheelbase bike.
• Wheel Tray Adapter Kit. Carry a single or SWB when not using the Sxx module.
• Standard with all Draftmasters:
• Walk-up access to your tailgate - without removing cycles. Get at your stuff easily.
• Rack swings back & down for easy loading. No high lifting required.
• Cycles are always fully accessible. Get to any cycle at any time.
• Cycles ride "in the draft" for better gas mileage.
• Simple assembly and easy operation.
• Easy to remove and store with our quick-connect design.
• Modules* are interchangable to accomodate changing needs.
• Available for 2.00" and 1.25" receivers*
• Backed by a two year warranty.

Draftmaster hitch racks consist of 2 or more modules, all of which can be ordered independently and mixed & matched to suit your needs:

1) Interconnect parallelogram swing away mechanism

2) Cross Arm Assembly (upper and lower) of the appropriate configuration. This is where most customization occurs.

3) Specialty Rails as needed for bikes with wheelbases longer than 48 inches and specialty applications like tandems, long recumbents, and trikes.

CROSS ARM ASSEMBLY:

The CAA code tells us what mounting hardware to install and how wide your cross arms need to be