Hi all. I'm wondering how everyone transports their Cheetah via their SUV, Truck, etc. We plan on taking a road trip soon and was looking for a hitch carrier that could handle the weight and overall size of the cheetah. I have two ebikes I want to carry. The cheetah and a smaller Revi Runabout. Anyone out their recommend a good hitch that would meet the size and space requirements of such a heavy/large ebike like the Cheetah? If you have pics, please post them too! Thanks!
Transporting the Cheetah
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Mr Miyagi
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Currently, I carry my Cheetah on a motorcycle rack behind our motor-home but there are more manufactures addressing the need for more heavy-duty carriers for the added weight of our E-Bikes.
Here's a few to checkout;
bikerumor.com
boxercycles.com
Here's a few to checkout;
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@Mr Miyagi Thank you for those links.
@chipgibbs That's what I was thinking too, to use a motorcycle carrier, however I need that two bicycle capacity for the wife's ebike.
I ended up going with this rack https://hollywoodracks.com/products/rv-rider?variant=31819472437317
I needed a rack that I could place in my SUV that I tow behind my motorhome. I've tried this setup this weekend (not towing behind motorhome yet) and it worked great. I have a rear hitch swing tire carrier and have this rack attached to it. The rack is heavy duty and very stout. Revi bikes list the weight at 75 lbs for the Cheetah. I have the mid drive, so I know it is a bit heavier but I think it is below the 80 lb limit for the rack. I'll post some pictures when I get a chance.
@chipgibbs That's what I was thinking too, to use a motorcycle carrier, however I need that two bicycle capacity for the wife's ebike.
I ended up going with this rack https://hollywoodracks.com/products/rv-rider?variant=31819472437317
I needed a rack that I could place in my SUV that I tow behind my motorhome. I've tried this setup this weekend (not towing behind motorhome yet) and it worked great. I have a rear hitch swing tire carrier and have this rack attached to it. The rack is heavy duty and very stout. Revi bikes list the weight at 75 lbs for the Cheetah. I have the mid drive, so I know it is a bit heavier but I think it is below the 80 lb limit for the rack. I'll post some pictures when I get a chance.
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