Surco Products 501BR Bike Rack Ladder MountThe arms of this unique bike rack attach to any RV or van ladder that has 1" diameter vertical support rails. Pivoting design allows for full use of ladder when bikes are not mounted. Durable, lightweight aluminum is sturdy and rustproof. Features:

• Rack attaches to vertical support bars on almost any van or motor home ladder
  • Brackets clamp around 1" diameter tubing - no straps necessary
• Arms mount individually to either side of ladder - spread depends on width of ladder
  • Arms pivot for full access to your ladder when bikes are not mounted
    • Pull pin out of top bracket to move arm
    • Replace pin to secure arm in place
• Bikes sit vertically - seat posts attach to cradles
  • Rack holds up to 2 bikes
• Cushioned, rubber cradles have flexible straps to keep bikes in place
  • Lock bikes to the rack and to your ladder with a cable lock (sold separately)
• Lightweight, heavy-gauge aluminum construction is durable and rustproof
  • Bright-dipped, polished finish
• Capacity: 75 lbs
• Made in USA

Surco's ladder-mounted bike rack attaches to the vertical supports of your RV's ladder instead of to its rungs so that it can fit a wider variety of applications. In addition, the rack arms have a unique, built-in pivot feature that lets you swing them away from the ladder. Now you can maintain complete access to your ladder - as long as no bikes are mounted at the time - with no need to remove the rack.To pivot the arms of your rack to the side, simply remove the pull pins from the top brackets of each arm, swing the arms out and replace the pins to secure. Now you have full use of your van or motor home ladder. To use the rack, pivot the arms back and secure them in place in the same manner.The arms of the rack attach to the ladder supports with sturdy, secure clamps that hold the rack firmly in place, eliminating the bouncing and jostling that can occur with racks that simply hook onto your ladder. Just attach the arms, individually, to the 1-inch-diameter posts of your ladder, and you're good to go.