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That’s a slick setup. I really like the one up racks and only need to carry a single bike so I might go that route. Is it only mounted on the one side? Or is it supported on the other side as well? It’s hard to see in the pictures.Get a receiver welded to your swingout and mount a hitch bike rack. My ARB has a receiver that goes through the spare and I came up with something make it work. Just used it this morning in fact.
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Mine is a roof rack mount that has a T-slot the hitch mounted one does not. This gives me some freedom to mount it wherever I want really. It clamps around a drop hitch and hasn’t given me any issues yet. Lots of gravel, washboard, whoops, rock, water… Admittedly, my first big trip was a little stressful, but thankfully uneventful.That’s a slick setup. I really like the one up racks and only need to carry a single bike so I might go that route. Is it only mounted on the one side? Or is it supported on the other side as well? It’s hard to see in the pictures.
Any chance of getting some pics of your attachment of the rack to the drop hitch?Get a receiver welded to your swingout and mount a hitch bike rack. My ARB has a receiver that goes through the spare and I came up with something make it work. Just used it this morning in fact.
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This is the best I’ve got right now.Any chance of getting some pics of your attachment of the rack to the drop hitch?
This looks like a slick setup.
how do you like the rear ARB? Just picked up my first 80, was thinking of going that route. I like the mt bike setup.
It’s a solid option that is well engineered. It’s the only option (I think) that has a certified tow rating if that’s of interest. It has more overhang than most, but if you’re not rock crawling it really is of no impact. It’s a fantastic option if you need a step to get to the roof. @jomelo chose it as an easy way to load canoes up top if I’m not mistaken.how do you like the rear ARB? Just picked up my first 80, was thinking of going that route. I like the mt bike setup.
ha ha. i actually think it's one of the better looking ones and i'm not choosing kit for followers on the socials. I'd like to keep the stock mudflaps and it looks like the arb is designed to fit into the vehicle design rather than remove parts to make it work. i do wish it had a spot for back up lights though.It’s a solid option that is well engineered. It’s the only option (I think) that has a certified tow rating if that’s of interest. It has more overhang than most, but if you’re not rock crawling it really is of no impact. It’s a fantastic option if you need a step to get to the roof. @jomelo chose it as an easy way to load canoes up top if I’m not mistaken.
Overall, a good piece of kit. I’m a fan, but I think most shy away due to aesthetics. It flows well with the truck’s design in my opinion, but it might not check a YouTuber’s hashtag checkbox or carry seventeen color-coordinated MaxTraxx.
There is a reversing light option. ARB # 5700070ha ha. i actually think it's one of the better looking ones and i'm not choosing kit for followers on the socials. I'd like to keep the stock mudflaps and it looks like the arb is designed to fit into the vehicle design rather than remove parts to make it work. i do wish it had a spot for back up lights though.