Swagman 64670 XTC2 Hitch Mount 2-Bike Platform Rack for 1-1/4" and 2" Receivers

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<h3>About Swagman: Pioneers of the Hitch-Mount Bike Rack</h3><p>Few brands can claim to have helped define an entire product category, but Swagman can. <strong>Founded in the early 1990s</strong> by Jim and Jan Morris in the scenic Okanagan Valley of Penticton, British Columbia, Swagman was among the first companies in the world to design and bring a hitch-style bike rack to the consumer market. What started as a passion project rooted in a love of the outdoors has grown into one of the most recognized names in bicycle transport and outdoor gear in North America.</p><p>From its Canadian roots, Swagman expanded its lineup to serve cyclists, RV enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers across a wide range of vehicle types and riding styles. The brand's philosophy has always been centered on enabling adventure — making it easier to bring your bikes, boards, and gear wherever the road leads. That spirit drove a major evolution in the mid-2000s when co-owner Perry Grago joined the team, ushering in a new era of product innovation and design that broadened Swagman's reach across cycling, water sports, and winter recreation.</p><h3>A Rack for Every Rider and Every Rig</h3><p>Swagman's core strength lies in its deep and versatile lineup of bike racks. Whether you drive a compact car, a full-size truck, or tow a fifth-wheel RV across the country, Swagman engineers a solution to get your bikes there safely. Their <a href="/1824-swagman-rv-chair-and-bike-rack-18278">RV Chair and Bike Racks</a> are a standout category — purpose-built to withstand the unique forces generated when a rack rides on the back of a travel trailer or motorhome. Models like the Escapee, Nomad, and Dispatch are engineered and tested specifically for RV use, offering features like zero-frame contact arms, fat-tire compatible wheel trays, and locking ratchet mechanisms that keep bikes secure mile after mile.</p><p>Swagman's RV-focused lineup doesn't stop at the rack itself. The brand also produces a clever <a href="/1824-swagman-bumper-1340">RV Bumper Adapter</a> that clamps onto standard 4&quot; square continuous-welded steel bumpers on campers and travel trailers, instantly adding a 2&quot; hitch receiver opening. It's a practical, no-weld solution for RV owners who want to use a hitch-mount bike rack without a dedicated trailer hitch — turning an existing bumper into a functional mounting point.</p><h3>Built for Riders of All Kinds</h3><p>As cycling has evolved, so has Swagman. The brand has kept pace with the growing popularity of e-bikes, fat bikes, carbon frames, and gravel riders — developing racks that address the specific needs of each. Many Swagman models are rated for heavy e-bikes, with platform-style racks capable of carrying bikes up to 80 lbs each. The tire-tray designs accommodate tires up to 5&quot; wide, making fat bike transport straightforward without adapters or modifications.</p><p>Beyond bikes, Swagman has extended its outdoor expertise into water sports accessories, ski racks, cargo management, and bike storage solutions — rounding out a catalog that serves enthusiasts from the trailhead to the ski slope to the shoreline.</p><h3>Quality and Innovation You Can Trust</h3><p>Every Swagman product goes through rigorous testing before it reaches riders. RV-approved racks, in particular, must meet strict performance standards to handle the added vibration and stress of being towed behind a recreational vehicle. That commitment to real-world durability, combined with decades of listening to brand ambassadors, athletes, and everyday cyclists, has helped Swagman build a loyal following among outdoor enthusiasts who rely on their gear to perform when it matters most.</p>