Saris Swing Away Review - side swing hitch rack mount, MTR tray rack featured

The Saris Swing Away hitch rack adapter is reviewed here and tested for stability and convenience for getting a bike rack out of the way of a hatch or tailgate. Is it the best swing out hitch adapter available? Saris Swingaway - alnk.to/dLb5AgT
Saris MTR 2 - alnk.to/aWwXTcu
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[@frankly.everything]

Seems like at the end most of the movement is coming from the rack itself not the swing-out adapter. It's great that you shot that video perspective in action! Would be good to see how much the racks move without the swing-out for comparison. Nice review.

[@JasonWD]

I bought the Yakima version then WELDED the rack to it! Super secure and removed 2' from the length!

[@tommybusselle4991]

$25k worth of bikes on a $5k truck.
Priorities are in order, sir. :)
Thanks for vid

[@canon5dmarkiiii]

California plates and he's Asian. Asking for a robbery, bro I would carry a gun if I were you. Stay safe brother!

[@04JALD]

I am thinking about this swing away. Thank u

[@DonaldsonClan]

Also the RockyMounts Backstage. 2 bike tray style with swing away INCLUDED. Rock solid and affordable.

[@switchbaxr]

Thanks for the thorough review! Pros and Cons vs. Saris and One Up?

[@RCReviewChannel]

1upusa is here for $409 www.1up-usa.com/product/rakattach/. It is more compact. The Saris Swing Away looks to have more flexibility, safety latches and will fit more applications.
For the rack itself, the 1UPUsa Equip-D looks like the winner over the MTR since it is all metal and will still keep on ticking 10 years later.

[@Index-o1234]

Saris-250 pounds
1-Up- 275 pounds

[@thim8009]

I have a Northshore rack, had an extention made, so I can drop tailgate and stand behind it. I put polygon on it and my levo and levo sl in back with topper on truck. That saris would be nice, its kind of a pain angling the other bikes to get out of truck with the Northshore 6 biker.

[@kccreations5945]

Can you latch the swing away part with your tailgate down??

[@GiantMushyShroom]

Does the arm sit close to your exhaust?