When you want to haul with your van

Browneye said:
There are some hoop-doopb options for motorcycles in vans and trailers - slot rails and chocks, etc., so look there. Not your LBS realm.
Links on request.
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Yes I would like a link. Have a high top van and want to mount 2 bikes vertical behind drivers seat. Thanks.
Art Deco
 
MoTow now has a Double eBike carrier with a 200 lb load limit. It connects to either a 1-1/4” or 2” hitch and is simple for 1 person to load heavy electric bikes 1 wheel at a time from the ground, by hooking each wheel onto a cradle which is lined with 1/8” thick rubber so no scratches. And the bikes stay apart. Plus if you connect it to our Hitch Lift which has a 375 lb. load limit, you can lower the carrier to the ground for more simple loading. Watch it here from a bumper mounted camera on the highway:
 
And here’s how it looks mounted to our Hitch Lift:

The carrier and Hitch Lift tilt down. And the carrier is easily disassembled: the 2 bike support arms slide out for trunk storage and the base tilts up. There’s a installation video on our website. We manufacture them in rust free stainless steel in the US and ship free in the US and Canada generally within 2 business days. And our prices are extremely competitive, making us an excellent alternative to the traditional bike rack.
 
👍👍 Got it! My apologies ...thought you were replying to our post. Well, please feel free to share us with someone who can’t lift their eBikes or wants a hitch mounted carrier. Thanks again!
 
Browneye said:
This is how we haul them... 😋

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Ha ha... I bought the ebikes so wouldnt have to pull a toad ... my van is princess NoTowBago. 20190921_142407.jpg I decided that I'm a menace towing anything. The bikes must go inside.
 
[Notowbago is a turbodiesel... honest 19mpg no matter flats or mountains, but not much space inside. None actually.😉
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Nice. We get about 7.5mpg towing. Long trips are spendy. 😋
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Here are 2 new reviews about our Double eBike carrier 200 lb. load limit, 1-1/4" receiver available) and Motorized Hitch Lift 300 lb. load limit:

from a RAD Power eBike customer at https://motowus.com/product/double-ebike-bike-carrier/

"We just traveled 2000 highway miles with this bike carrier holding our 2 Rad Power Ebikes on our Class B van. It was easy to attach the bikes and they felt super stabile on the rise. Very little movement even at highway speeds. We also purchased the hitch lift....Amazing!"

from a Motorized Hitch Lift customer, https://motowus.com/product/motow-hitch-lift-motorized/

"The quality of their products is amazing. I worked in the aircraft industry for 30 years and the welding, material selection and design equals standards used for aircraft.
My left hand was injured a while back leaving me with low grip strength. Since upgrading to an electric bike, I found loading to be quite difficult and their powered lift is the perfect solution. Easy to install, connect to the trailer connector and I’m ready to go.
Their customer service meets a new standard for excellence. Responsive order system and quick responses to customer questions."
 
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