Hollywood Racks HR1450R User Manual

Model HR1450R Sportrider

Not to be used on any trailer, fifth wheel or vehicle being towed by another vehicle

Hollywood Racks

Recumbent Hitch Rack

for 2” hitches only

Weight Limit: 90 lbs
Maximum capacity: two 2-wheel bicycles (45 lbs each)
Not warranted to be used for carrying electric or motorized bicycles or motorcycles

BIKE RACK PARTS LIST
Item Description Qty
A vertical post 1

B base assembly 1
B1 Front Cap 1
C short hook clamp 1
D “Z” hook clamp 1

E left wheel holder* 2
F right wheel holder* 2

G pivot bolt 1
H receiver tube 1
I pivot nut 1
J pivot washers 2
K locking hitch pin 1
L security cable 1
M wheel support tube 4
N extension lever 1

P “stop” screws 4
R clip 2
S Small Wheel Adapter 2
T hex key 1
U Tie down straps 2

*Extra wide for recumbents

Assembly Instructions:

Tools Required: Two 8” adjustable
wrenches or equivalent, Phillips
screwdriver.

For ease of assembly, we suggest

that you use your vehicle’s hitch.

1: Assemble Receiver Tube
to Base Assembly

1. Install your receiver tube H
into the hitch. Unlock hitch pin
K and insert it through hole in
the hitch and the rack. Be sure that
the pin passes through the welded
loop on the end the bolt attached to
the lever H7. Tighten the lever H7
on the front of the insert tube until
good and snug. Use this same
procedure when using the rack.

2. Gently insert Base Assy B into
the bracket of Receiver tube H,
aligning holes H3 with B2. The
main beam can rest on pin H5.
There are two plastic washers (B3)
attached to main beam B, please
take care not to accidentally scrape
them off during assembly. Insert
pivot bolt G with washer J through
holes, then place the other washer
J on end of bolt and hand tighten
nut I.

3. Insert pin H6 through holes H4
and B4.Then install clip R through
the pin. The main beam will now be
in a fixed Horizontal position.
Tighten bolt G and nut I securely
with wrenches.

Fig. 1a

Fig. 1b

4. After tightening, remove clip R &
Pin H6 and rotate Main Beam B
into a folded (vertical) position.
Insert pin H6 through holes H2 to
check alignment. Main beam
should be able to rotate easily, but
not be too loose.

5. Remove pin H6 and rotate main
beam back to its horizontal position
to continue assembly.

Fig. 1c

“B” base assembly

Fig. 1d