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Suweeka Hitch Rack Raises & Lowers, Then Disappears

suweeka hitch rack with lowering tray for easy loading
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Suweeka’s upcoming Lifter Rack uses a unique mounting system and introduces an automatic lift-and-lower design that makes it easier to load heavy e-bikes and e-motos. It’ll carry up to 240lbs, or 120lbs per tray, and pops off the hitch mount in just a few seconds.

The tray sits on articulating arms with a gear shaft to raise and lower it. You can connect an electric drill to make it quick, or crank it by hand. It’ll come all the way down to the ground, so you can simply roll your bikes (or motos) onto it, then raise it for driving.

suweeka hitch rack with lowering tray

Once the bikes are on, a moveable arm with quick-pull straps clamps onto the frame to keep the bike secure and stable.

suweeka hitch rack with lowering tray

It also folds up when not in use, or…

The tray and hinge are one big unit, and the entire thing detaches without having to slide it out of your trailer hitch. Lock their base module into your hitch, then the rack slots on with their Quick Connect System.

suweeka hitch rack with quick connect design

It’s a modular system that will likely have more parts and options available in the future, but they’re starting with this 2-bike rack.

Pre-orders open December 15, with a $100 deposit getting you in the queue for the $2,600 rack. It’s designed and will be manufactured in the USA. It’ll only be available for 2″ receivers.

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Tom Wenzel
4 months ago

I’ll wait for the $18,000 Rapha-branded titanium version.

JohnnyMackerel
JohnnyMackerel
4 months ago
Reply to  Tom Wenzel

No just wait for the $36,000 carbon version you’ll need that for your $56,000 Carbon MTB

ANDERSON
ANDERSON
4 months ago

Pricey, can buy 2 bikes for that amount

Eggs Benedict
Eggs Benedict
4 months ago
Reply to  ANDERSON

Or a third of a nice bike.

Ed Koehler
4 months ago

What kind of bike was in the photo please

Garrett
Garrett
4 months ago
Reply to  Ed Koehler

Vintage electric bikes 72v roadster?

Will Kochiqq
Will Kochiqq
4 months ago

Probably a short queue for the price.

Stu Pidasso
Stu Pidasso
4 months ago

$2600!!!!!!! My God!!! Even if it came with a 12 V motorized push button raising & lower switch it still wouldn’t be worth $2600. You still have to hand crank the thing to get the bikes up and down? That is ridiculous. There are way better receiver mounted bike racks out there for less than half the price of this..

Vince
Vince
4 months ago
Reply to  Stu Pidasso

…I need one for my Revi Cheetah…..I can use my Harbour Freight one for my motorcycles I guess….but just about any and all bike racks will not accommodate my bad ass Cheetah

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Bill
Bill
4 months ago
Reply to  Stu Pidasso

I paid $ 150 for mine.
It will haul 300 lbs.

Rip off
Rip off
4 months ago

Remember the day’s you could get a decent car for $2600?

Dan
Dan
4 months ago
Reply to  Rip off

You mean like, now?

JimM
JimM
4 months ago

Some manfacturers seem to understand that the world is full of people with too much money and they feel obligated to help them with that problem.

collard greens
collard greens
4 months ago

Seriously? Needlessly complex, and that modular connection is a major weak point – imagine 200+ lbs of bikes in that contraption bouncing along some of the access roads in Moab or mountain shuttle road. Nope. I thought the $1300 Kuat with the built-in lock and workstand attachment was overkill…..this rack will never make it at this price point. If it had a lockable toolbox, workstand arm, air compressor, and 110v charger for e-bikes and usb devices, maybe someone would pay $1800, but only if it had an electric hoist and is handmade in the USA. How heavy is this beast? And where will you make it disappear to when you take it off your vehicle? Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

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