RV Approved Hitch Mounted E Bike Rack Carrier for RV Camper Motorhome Trailer Toad with 2" Class 3 or Higher Tow Hitch Receiver - Fits Up to 2X 60lb Step Thru E Bike with Up to 5" Fat Tires…

We have not driven a lot yet but we are impressed so far. It seems sturdy and holds our Rad Bikes securely. With the Obsedian cover and diabolical lock we believe our bikes will follow us across the country. If we are mistaken we will update our review.

We used the bike rack on the back of a 5th wheel camper and hauled 2- 50# ebikes. Drove from Wisconsin to Fl and back, 4500 miles. Rack worked great. I used ratchet straps for extra security. The hold down scratched the crossbar on my Mens bike. The hold down could use more cushioning.There is no easy way to install a bike cable lock. Need to thread it thru the bottom of the rack.I like the light weight of the aluminum rack. However I added 10 inch long 3/4 inch square aluminum bars in the wheel support bars. I was concerned the pivot point and the support bar rest might be weak points and wear during long trips.After 6 months and almost 5,000 miles I’m happy with the product.

Well made, like the fact you can use it for regular tires too.

Not recommend for ebikes

Very compact, surprisi g light and sturdy enough for 2 e bikes.With that said, when recieved, the instructions describe mountig it to the front of a travels trailer. Even looking on kine, seemed i bought the ering product for use with my motorhome.After authorizing a return, they contacted me and yes, it ia also for use with a motorhome! Instructions suck but product works well. There are NO locks whatsoever mor placed to secure cables. This is BASIC but it works. Would love a lock for the hitch and waya to secure cables for $450! There aren't many approved choices for motorhomes!

The extra sway/wobble caused by the long wheelbase of an RV puts more strain on a bike rack. RV rated racks are not all that common.Cons: To be clear this racks is an RV rated bike rack, it lacks the tilt/drop hinges an SUV might desire.It does not include the 9/16" wrench required to tighten the lock nut on the bike's top bar holder.Pros: It is solid, lacking the weakening hinges of an SUV rack. It is much lighter than other racks. It does include: An anti-rattle brace; The Allen wrench required to place the rack; A padlock to secure the rack.I have bikes with wheel sizes of 20" and 27.5", weighing 50 lbs each. Both fit fine on the provided wheel brackets. Fat-tire brackets are also included, but I did not use them.I do add a couple bungy cords, but I did that when I hung the bikes on a tradition rack too.

Fit is perfect for two 26 inch bikes.Well make and light.