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Great product but ...
Yakima FullSwing 4
January 2, 2007
The Yakima Fullswing 4 delivered the convenience expected however; all claims made this site may not be true. After a 3,600-mile trip (all highway miles) to the Florida Keys, the bike rack has sagged or twisted where the rack installs in the hitch. The rack now lists about 15 degrees off center. We carried 4 lightweight bikes of different makes. They all ended up with bare metal scratches where they made contact with each other during transit. Two bikes were brand new so this was very disheartening. There is simply not enough room on the rack to keep 4 bikes apart without skin damage. When the rack’s swing arm is fully extended, it sags miserably so that extra care must be taken to prevent twisting damage to the part that install in the hitch. Great functionality but Yakima must beef up the metal to justify the price!
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