412 MAX

- Higher carrying capacity per tire basket (100lbs vs 55lbs)
- Increased total bike weight capacity (300lbs vs 230lbs)
- Redesigned release lever for optimized tilt activation
- Redesigned/welded hinge assembly bushings for durability and smooth operation
- Redesigned center pin for an even more stable vertical lock position

What stays the same:
- Damper assisted self-lowering
- Tire only contact
- Full rear vehicle access for standard lift gates
- Easy roll-in/roll-out loading and unloading - no lifting necessary!
- Garage mount bracket included for storage and use in the garage

- Easy roll in, roll out loading - no lifting bikes required
- Self lowering with damper assist 

- Garage mount bracket included for rack and bike storage in the garage

- Improved release lever for easier actuation

- Tire only contact with the bike rack

- Full access to rear of vehicle for most lift gates and rear hatches when in the loading position

- Camp Mode for easy bike racking while in place and full access to rear of any vehicle
- Built-in anti-rattle for rock solid connection

- Rubber bands for brake lever engagement
- 12.7 mm (1/2 inch) hitch pin with keyed lock
- All needed hardware
- Assembly and Use Instructions​
- US Pat. No. 11,554,724 & 11,572,022 and Patents Pending

- 12” spacing between tire baskets
- Up to 100lbs per tire basket

- 300 lbs total bike weight max (DO NOT EXCEED - Damage to hitch can result)

Weight -80 lbs
Width - 49 inches
Height - 58.75 inches
- Do not go through automated car washes with rack attached to vehicle
* VelociRAX bike straps are considered wear items and should be regularly inspected for signs of cracking, stretching, or damage, and replaced as needed to ensure safe use.

- 86mm (3 3/8 inch) depth past center of hitch pin hole to insert a VelociRAX
- 50mm (2-inch) Class III  hitch with tongue capacity of 227 kg (500 lbs)

** Note - Check factory OEM hitch receivers on newer Subaru CrossTrek and Outback and Ford Ranger as they may lack sufficient depth on the factory hitch receiver.

-RVs/Trailers: need to have a Class III 2-inch hitch receiver with a tongue weight capacity of 500 lbs at a minimum (bumper hitches, extension hitches, and hitches with cantilevered sections allow too much hitch movement and are inadequate). One item to check is if a ladder could possibly interfere with the rack. Trailers and RVs produce extreme forces on racks and bikes. Take extra care to strap tight and use rubber bands (or bike tubes cut in ~1 inch sections) placed on the brake levers to decrease natural motion between bike and rack and fully secure the VelociRAX's built-in anti-rattle system.
- As with any vertical rack low clearance vehicles hauling long wheelbase bikes need to be careful, especially when backing up.

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