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I bought the rack at Sportsman Whse $160, wood and fasteners Lowes $30, wheel braces Amazon $45.

The blocks are easily removed, two lags and two screws in each. If you look closely at the rack 3 picture you will see a piece of angle iron I installed across the bottom of the rack. This angle is bolted through the bottom tube of the rack and stays in place. Two 5/16s X 3" lags go through the...

Bontrager XR3, tubeless 27.5 X 2.35, love them a little noisy going down the road. At my normal cadence cost me about 3 mph and 5 miles battery range. They work a lot better on dirty/sandy asphalt also, took a couple corners a bit hot and the old tires slipped enough to get my attention. Lots...

I came back to biking after a MB trip with daughter on Oahu. It had been a better than a decade since I had a bike and when the bike shop told ne the only new Trek they would have for months was the Allant 7S stagger I bought it. What I love-Speed, power, range, hybrid design and the stagger...

My answer was convert a rack I already had. Pictures are with the wife's Electra but the Allant fits just as well

Trimmed up the fender also, it got plugged up with mud once too often

I have an Allant 7S after 2 flats in three days, I switched to tubeless. Trying to patch or replace a tube in the field was no fun. Great bike over 400 miles in 6 weeks. The fenders get in the way on anything but roads, switched to tubeless MB tires. It's a lot more responsive on the trails.

My home built. Multiple uses with the blocks out 500 lb capacity

Built my own, didn't want to spend 500-600 on one I'm only going to use a few times a year. Works great with fenders. Multiple uses take out the blocks, 500 lb capacity