TELEWISE 2-in-1 Cargo & Bike Rack 500Lbs w/Bag Set Fits 2" SUV

Key features

THE ULTIMATE ALL-IN-ONE CAMPING & BIKING KIT – This is the pinnacle of TELEWISE's hitch cargo lineup—a complete, ready-for-anything system that combines a 2-in-1 cargo/bike rack with a full suite of premium accessories. Switch between hauling two bikes (standard, fat tire, or electric) and carrying 500 pounds of camping gear in the spacious 60" x 24" x 14" steel basket.

When it's time to protect your gear, the included 18-cubic-foot waterproof bag encloses everything, while the cargo net and ratchet straps secure loose items on top. One box, zero compromises, every adventure covered., PRO-GRADE WATERPROOF BAG & TIE-DOWN SYSTEM – The heavy-duty 18-cubic-foot waterproof cargo bag is purpose-built for this basket, wrapping around the 14-inch tall fence to create a sealed storage compartment that defies rain, road spray, and dust.

The roll-top closure and reinforced buckles keep moisture out, so your sleeping bags, clothing, and electronics stay bone-dry. The stretchable cargo net holds odd-shaped items—think chairs, tents, or firewood—securely in place, while the ratchet straps with rubber-coated hooks prevent shifting during sudden stops or sharp turns.

Every accessory works together as a seamless system., SEAMLESS DUAL-MODE SWITCHING – BIKES TO CARGO IN MINUTES – The bike uprights attach with two simple bolts and feature foam-padded, adjustable hooks that secure bikes of all sizes—from slim road bikes to chunky fat-tire models and heavy electric bikes up to 500 pounds. The 33.5-inch upright height provides ample clearance for oversized frames.

When you need cargo space instead, detach the uprights and you have a full-size cargo basket ready for luggage, coolers, and camping essentials. No special tools required, no complicated disassembly., ROUGH-TERRAIN DURABILITY & SPACE-SAVING STORAGE – Constructed from heavy-gauge steel with a multi-layer E-coat and black powder finish, this rack shrugs off rust, chips, and corrosion from off-road abuse. The self-dr