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Old 08-29-20, 04:33 PM
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Just put a Curt hitch on the new Taco:




Doesn't show in the picture, but the Ironman and the truck match!

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I've got a Hollywood rack.
It's reasonably-priced, and works well, but is quite heavy.
And, my wife's new step-through ebike does not fit, due to no top tube to clamp down on!


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