Chuck Rack Bike & Ski Hitch Carrier Package
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The Chuck Rack Bike and Ski Package combines ski, snowboard, and bike attachments around one interchangeable hitch-mounted base.
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All-season modular system — haul skis, snowboards, or bikes using one interchangeable setup
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Includes both attachments — switch between the Chuck Bucket and the 4-Bike Chuck Rack in seconds
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Ultimate value — essentially get 50% off the bike rack when you buy the full bundle
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Space-saving vertical design — maximize interior and roof space while keeping gear organized
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Rear-access tilt system — open your trunk even when the rack is fully loaded
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Lightweight aluminum attachments — strong, rust-resistant, and easy to handle
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Built-in anti-wobble — ultra-stable mount using the included hardware
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Winter + summer ready — one system for skiing, biking, road-tripping, and everyday adventure
What’s Included
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Chuck Bucket attachment
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Chuck Rack attachment (4-bike configuration)
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Full Tilt Base Post (universal 2” hitch)
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Mounting pins + safety clip
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48” Cam Strap (XXL Chuck Strap)
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Pre-installed rubber + neoprene guards
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Setup instructions + assembly tools
Specifications
Bucket Capacity: 8 skis / 4 snowboards
Bike Capacity: 4 bikes (6 with extenders, sold separately)
Material: Powder-coated aluminum + steel base post
Weight: Bucket (~25 lbs), Rack (~35 lbs), Base Post (~20 lbs)
Max Load: 100 lbs (Bucket), 280 lbs (Rack system)
Tilt Angle: 2-stage tilt (up to 90°)
Hitch Size: Standard 2” receiver (1.25” adapter sold separately)
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