Joe52V
New Member
Hello everyone
I thought my Thule aero rack would have been fine for transporting but do to the size of my Juiced fat bike it just wasnt made for in my opinion to be put on a hitch rack. So we bought a heavy duty platform rack and wow what a difference in transporting. Some Ebikes like mine have the bottle holder under the top rail. Who thinks of this when buying but it actually caused part of the problem trying to mount it. The Thule has huge pads and the pad was getting caught on the bottle holder. You only have about 2”-3” from frme to bottle holder and this beast weighs 60 without the battery! Lol we got the platform and its is night and day.
The hitch racks are really good for non E bikes . Or if you have only one bike. Most of the hitch racks top out at 90-110 lbs and one Ebike less the battery is 60. I plan on getting my wife one soon and this wouldnt have held. just a thought for anyone looking for an Ebike and they didnt think about the rack.
I thought my Thule aero rack would have been fine for transporting but do to the size of my Juiced fat bike it just wasnt made for in my opinion to be put on a hitch rack. So we bought a heavy duty platform rack and wow what a difference in transporting. Some Ebikes like mine have the bottle holder under the top rail. Who thinks of this when buying but it actually caused part of the problem trying to mount it. The Thule has huge pads and the pad was getting caught on the bottle holder. You only have about 2”-3” from frme to bottle holder and this beast weighs 60 without the battery! Lol we got the platform and its is night and day.
The hitch racks are really good for non E bikes . Or if you have only one bike. Most of the hitch racks top out at 90-110 lbs and one Ebike less the battery is 60. I plan on getting my wife one soon and this wouldnt have held. just a thought for anyone looking for an Ebike and they didnt think about the rack.