Rambo Bikes Fat Tire Electric Bike Hauler - Bike Rack Hitch Style 2-Bike Carrier - 145lbs Max Capacity, Fits 16"-29" Tire Sizes, Easy Tailgate or Hitch Access - Folds Compact for Easy Storage

I have 2 Lectric ebikes with accessories weighting 70# each. The carrier is on the back of my 43’ fifth wheel trailer. I use a nylon strap around through the 6 holes that are provided at the cup where the front wheel rests in. The ratcheting hook, I removed the stops so I can remove the hook when loading and unloading the bikes, I have the hook come down onto the frame of my bikes since they have fenders & baskets. I also strap the bikes together at their baskets with foam padding in between. For additional security I use a ratchet strap to help hold the bikes in place. I live in Kansas City and first tested them last summer on a 250 mile round trip, last winter they went from Kansas City to Big Bend NP, Carlsbad NP, Phoenix, Joshua Tree NP and back home, just got back home from east side of Lake Michigan, Mackinaw City, UP and back home and this rack is doing job. Every state seems to have sections of bad roads that just pounds everything in our RV and the bikes stay secured!

Very sturdy bike hauler, but use additional straps/cords to secure the bikes. Once secured, product works perfectly.

I bought this a year ago for me e-bikes. The front comes loose on the wheel. I only used it 10 times and it’s already broke. Spend the money for a nicer unit.

A good product and easy to use, assemble (helps if you have a racket wrench), install, etc. Perfect for regular bikes! However the "half cradle" for the rear tire and stabilizer bar allows a bike with a rear rack over rear fender to roll backwards and partially off the tray, the way it is designed. My wife's ebike weighs 53 lbs. The "stabilizer bar" doesn't come down on the tire and only partially prevents it from rolling back. The strap on the front wheel is only partially successful in this scenario too. So, to make this set up work, I reversed the half cradle for the rear tire. The stabilizer bar is more effective then too. For last bit of stabilization I bungee cord the front break. Perfectly stable now. It would be better if there was a full cradle for rear wheel to prevent rocking. It is becoming common for ebikes to have the rack over the rear fender, so Rambo should adjust design accordingly.

Need to include the proper metric Allen wrench with the kit. The instructions are a little unclear on measurements. Bars are 52" long and that 26" to middle point. Instructions say 24" to mid point. Not sure if they've changed the length of material or what. Maybe I just don't understand? But that's what I see anyway. Doesn't really work for a front mount bike carrier. Sits up to high on front of truck blocks view.

This bike rack seams steady but, ratchet arm for front tire stop locking and I almost lost my 3k electric bike. If i didn't have a bungy strap for extra Security. would not recommend this rack for a electric bike

Fits 5" tire size e-bike well.I have 2 ebikes that weigh 75 lbs each without the 12 lb batteries installed. This rack is strong and steady. However, be sure to tighten the things at the center of the tilt mechanism in order to avoid rocking last and right. Aluminum bike racks will crack and break if overstressed. This Rambo heavy gage steel bike rack will not break. Unlike aluminum racks, metal racks will bend if overstressed (beyond recommended weigh limits or extremely rough roads) vs. breaking and losing your bikes.. it's a bit heavier than thule or Yakima, but at half the cost, it's much more durable.. a very good value!

Like sturdiness easy to assemble. Don’t like screw in bolt to hitch