The new Thule Vertex 2 bike hitch rack carries up to 2 bikes and is easy to load and unload with the unique arc design that provides better ground clearance and creates greater distance between bikes.

The Thule Vertex XT is a hanging hitch-mounted bike rack available in 2, 4, and 5 bike carrying capacities. These models were sold from 2015 to 2019. For user manuals and spare parts, please refer to the following links: Thule Vertex 2 (9028XT) - https://www.thule.com/en-us/thule-support/spare-parts?q=1686829

The Thule 9031XT Vertex Swing Away Hitch Rack carries up to four bikes, keeps them secured to the rack and not contacting each other with the all New Hold Fast Cradles which have anti-sway cages.

Apr 22, 2021 · We have created this Thule Vertex vs Apex comparison in order to show you the differences between two of their most popular bicycle mount lines. It is our hope that by reading this review, you’ll be able to make an informed decision about which to get.

The Thule 9028 Vertex 2 Bike hitch-mount rack carries up to 2 bikes and attaches to both 2" and 1-1/4" receivers. The rack also features quick-release levers for rapid rear vehicle access and folding arms for storage.

Mar 1, 2015 · If you want access to your SUV's hatch with the bikes on, you will want to look for a ‘swing away' style rack, like the Thule Vertex Swing (9031XT). The newest feature on this rack is the addition of a built in cable lock, allowing you to lock your bicycles directly to the carrier.

The Thule 9028XT Vertex 2-bike, with its unique arc design, makes loading and unloading easier, provides better ground clearance and gives you greater space between your bikes for easy transport. New XT model adds an integrated cable lock.

From family trips to the beach to weekend camping with friends, the Vertex is Thule's bold and stylish approach to a frame-cradled hitch rack, combining good looks with safe and convenient bicycle transport.

The Thule 9028 Vertex is the 2-bike version of Thule's new hitch racks that feature unique arc design making them easier to load and unload, and providing better ground clearance and greater distance between bikes for easy transport.