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1-Up Bike Rack ‘Captain America Special’ with Swing Arm

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Purchased a Special Edition 1-Up rack and Rakattach about a year ago. It was a fund raiser for youth cycling. Just got my Bronco and fitted it. Love that the anodized blue matches but that was a coincidence. My wife said I look like Captain America. I took it as a compliment as I don’t look anywhere near as good as Chris Evans.

Extremely solid but the two pieces together are really heavy. Guessing around 100 lbs. However, there is one issue, the magnetic locking pin that keeps the arm from rotating will NOT work with Broncos or Wranglers as designed. I find that utterly amazing given how many go on those two vehicles. The tire blocks you from inserting the pin from the top down (the only way it can go). I had to drill out and finish a new hole about 10 inches further out on the swing arm. Profoundly poor decision on their part (note it is just a rebranded Kuat swing arm so it will have the same issue).

That said, once done and installed it is fantastic to swing the bikes out of the way and open the tailgate unencumbered.

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Looks good! I have the same setup, and love mine. Not sure why you’d need the pin in the hole under the tire. The latch holds securely. Here’s a couple shots of mine. You can see the pin on the driver side.

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Looks good! I have the same setup, and love mine. Not sure why you’d need the pin in the hole under the tire. The latch holds securely. Here’s a couple shots of mine. You can see the pin on the driver side.

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Latch should hold it.
 
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Yes, the first photo I put up shows the magnetic pin in place at the end of the arm, on drivers side. With the pin in that hole, the arm can’t swing. Also the latch secures it.
 

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Yes, the first photo I put up shows the magnetic pin in place at the end of the arm, on drivers side. With the pin in that hole, the arm can’t swing. Also the latch secures it.
I was concerned about that outside position. Not a ton of leverage. everyday use it is way more than enough. I was concerned off-road over bigger obstacles
 

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Just tighten the latch more. Mine is super stable, that latch if tightened will never come undone, no real reason to run the pin, just redundancy I guess.
 

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With two rails isn't it a 2 up not 1 up? What am I missing?
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