Top 5 E-Bike Racks

[@MFTgal]

Young bike rack is awesome for E bike. Under $300, ftee shipping. Tray style, well made secure tire holder, strong upright. Awesome for my Aventon Sinch 4" tire.

[@motopaulo]

This is such a helpful walkthrough video. Thank you for this thorough presentation of the different rack choices!

[@etrailer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jimwaldemarsen472]

I really like the Hollywood. It has a good price point at $499. It is really heavy duty to handle heavy bikes. It's not as bad to load as the method she was trying. Have the bike parallel to the hitch and lift it up one wheel at a time. Then just shift it to the back of the rack. We use this several times a week and love it.

[@etrailer]

Hollywood Racks makes and outstanding product. Are they the most aesthetically pleasing bike racks out there? No. Are the lightest? Again, no. But, they're easy to use, versatile, rugged and reasonably priced which makes them a great choice as far as I'm concerned.

[@BrokenBondsTV]

I have an Easyfold XT rack with some broken plastics and I am told that you cannot sell me the replacement parts and I should throw it away and buy a new one. The rack is $1K USD, #SustainabilityFail; #Thule I have been a loyal Thule customer for over 20 years and I am shocked that they would not sell me parts to fix a rack that is a couple months old.

[@geordieharrower53]

Love the easy fold. One trick I do is put a racket ball between the mount and the pin to keep it open while sliding it into the receiver on my Escape. There is that moment where a third hand is helpful and the racket ball works great. Many things will work sponge, glove etc . I find the racketball quick and easy.

[@etrailer]

Great tip, thanks for passing that along!

[@freakazoid9276]

Nice video, but prices are not discussed and this is a crucial consideration for most people.

[@etrailer]

We don't mention pricing in the videos because the prices fluctuate. You can go to the product page of the product you're interested in to see current pricing. I've linked them below for you: www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Thule/TH903202.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Saris/SAR42RR.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Kuat/NV22G.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Yakima/Y88DJ.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Hollywood-Racks/HLY84FR.html

[@gerryged.1892]

I have the Thule Easy Fold and have used it for 2+ years now. It’s easy to roll around separately, easy to lift onto and off of the hitch and while I do not use the ramp, I can easily load our bikes. Note that this carrier does not fold up close to the back of the car like other racks when not in use so be very careful when backing up. Just guessing here but you probably have 2/ft of bike rack beyond the end of your vehicle at all times. It’s honestly a great rack, well built with good locking mechanisms but if someone is intent on stealing a bike, they will find a way.

[@etrailer]

All true. Both ends of the rack fold up toward the center to make the rack easier to handle for storage, but it doesn't fold up toward the rear of the vehicle. Remembering that you have about 3 feet of additional length at the back of the vehicle will take some getting used to. www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Thule/TH903202.html

[@bendelaney6638]

Great presentation and I learned a lot. New to biking and trying to figure out what make/model of a bike rack for my ebike. Overwhelmed by all the different racks that are available, especially for a 78 yo with a 55 lb step through bike. You sold me on the Thule - they need to give you a commission - need to monetize this video someway if riders make a buying decision bsed upon your video. Great job.

[@etrailer]

Thank you so much, we really appreciate it! Please let us know how you like the bike rack!

[@swerne01]

Great job. I wish you had showed the full process of attaching the rack to the car for all 5 racks

[@etrailer]

If you use the following links, you can see the product page for each of the racks which include several links to videos that show the racks being installed on various vehicles: www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Thule/TH903202.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Saris/SAR42RR.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Kuat/BA22B.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Yakima/Y36FR.html www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Hollywood-Racks/HLY84FR.html

[@johnreese3762]

I love my 1 UP rack!! 60 lb E bike!

[@greggtulowitzky941]

FYI RV rating does not include travel trailer or 5th wheel rating. Those campers require travel trailer or 5th wheel specific rated ebike rack.

[@chipguy11]

Great job on your review!

[@Mike-ql4sz]

Can u recommend a rack 4 a vehicle w. 2 doors on the back opening sideways instead of one opening upwards? Thx

[@TheMaadoog]

Excellent easy to follow video

[@etrailer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FlightSims]

Excellent information BUT… Prices? Prices? Prices? Prices? Thank you 🙏

[@micheljalbert6106]

Great review, tks

[@paulmarquardt6595]

Having a fat tire heavy bike the 129 dollar aluminium motorcycle rack Harbor Freight is my choice

[@etrailer]

A bike rack is one of those products where you really do get what you pay for....

[@deedeebosquez1670]

Prices?!?! Why don’t you tell us the prices?

[@DaSnoopBobbyBob]

Thanks for the heads up so I don't even waste my time on the video. So many people on youtube act like price isn't the #1 thing people want to know.

[@missiletm]

Because of Bidenomics, you know, Bidenflation causes everything to double in the last few years

[@MFTgal]

Young bike rack under $300. Free shipping, well made. Suitable for 4" tire. Solid hold, no wobble.

[@AA-co9oo]

Simply because price varies depends on sales and where you live.. not hard to google the one you like..

[@DaSnoopBobbyBob]

@@AA-co9oo why should you have to Google when you're watching a whole video about it?

[@christopherwhyte2360]

So which ramp do you use? I was considering the Yakima on-ramp, but reviews are pretty mixed. Now considering the Thule EZfold, but it’s pretty expensive. For ebikes with fenders, I’d prefer to have a center frame mount design.

[@etrailer]

In this video we just used the ramp that comes with the Thule EZ Fold. Check out the following link to see the longer ramp from Thule. www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Thule/TH933402.html

[@richardhugi5594]

What about hitch options and sizes?

[@etrailer]

Your best bet would be a 2 inch receiver, because that's what most e-bike racks are compatible with. What's the year/make/model of your vehicle? If you can reply with that info, I'd be happy to make a recommendation for you.

[@danbuckles2745]

If you lift the front tire first unto the ramp and then the back one on makes life easier

[@etrailer]

Thank you for the tip, we appreciate that!

[@blackmarvel666]

Are these racks fat tire friendly? Considering the Thule. Thanks!

[@etrailer]

All of the bike racks in this video are fat tire bike friendly accept the Saris Door County. The Yakima OnRamp, Thule EasyFold and the Kuat NV 2.0 will need longer wheel straps. www.etrailer.com/faq-top-bike-racks-ebikes.aspx

[@monsieurbarnes]

Recommend a rack for a 75lb fat tire e-bike on a Chevy Sonic? Tx!:)

[@etrailer]

A Chevy Sonic would use a Class I hitch with a 1-1/4 inch receiver. The E-bike racks we offer with sufficient capacity for a 75 lb bike will only work in a 2 inch hitch. If removing the battery would reduce the bikes weight to no more than 60 lbs, the Thule T1, part # TH9041 would be your best bet. www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Racks/Thule/TH9041.html

[@dennisstafford7801]

Good review, but you would do better wearing sunglasses, because you are squinting in the outdoor light

[@etrailer]

Looks like she picked the wrong day to forget her sunglasses....

[@cedarwings82]

Who cares if she’s squinting?