The Sport Rider Bike Rack for Electric Bikes is our hitch bike rack designed specifically to carry electric bikes with any sized tire up to 5″ wide. This bike rack can carry up to 2 electric bikes or standard bikes. If you’re looking for an e-bike rack that works with bikes with fenders, look no further than the Sport Rider SE for Electric Bikes.
This durable, strong bike rack includes new universal extra heavy-duty wheel holders for heavy load carrying capacity. This hitch-mounted bike rack can fold flat against the car when not in use and can be tilted for easy access to the cargo area. Also includes a keyed-alike locking hitch pin, 8′ security cable, and locking frame to keep your rack and bikes secure during travel. Features patented No Wobble-No Tools Hitch Tightening System. For 2″ hitches only.
Capacity: Two Bikes (Max. 80 lbs per bike)
Hitch Size: 2” only (Do not use a 1 ¼” -2” hitch adapter)
Maximum bike wheelbase: 60”
Minimum wheelbase: 36″
Maximum tire width: 5”
Features extra heavy duty wheel holders (Now with ratchet straps and rim protectors), an internally reinforced frame, and an external brace for heavy load carrying capacity
Includes keyed-alike locking hitch pin, 8’ security cable, and locking frame hooks
Patented “No-Wobble Hitch System” eliminates slack between the receiver and the rack without the use of tools
Folds flat against car when not in use
Tilts down for easy cargo door access
Space between bikes: 10
Now includes two Small Wheel Adapter (SW-ADP-U) for 20″ Fat tire bikes rear wheels to prevent derailleur hanger interference (You will only need one per bike)
For step-through bicycles you will need to also purchase a Bike Adapter
Now includes a red safety strap to help secure the bikes to the central post and to each other
Rack Weight: 58 lbs.
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Not to be used on front hitches
Not to be used with any 1-1/4″ – 2″ Adapter
Not to be used with any Hitch Extension longer than 8″
Not to be used on any trailer, fifth wheel or towed vehicle
$699.99
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