Bike Racks with Ramp
A loading ramp helps you roll a bike onto the rack instead of lifting the whole bike. Compare the ramp style, storage and loading instructions for the exact version you select. E2 Plus Classic and S2 Classic use foldable ramps; review Evo versions separately. A ramp does not confirm bike or vehicle compatibility—check the matching product page and manual before ordering.
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The bike rack works great, we put it on the truck and left on a cross-country drive to New England. It's strong and solid, did a great job carrying our eBikes safely.
Great rack!
Very good Customer Service, out standing.....
Well built! Works as advertised!
Rack is very stable
Appears well built and was easy to assemble. Held my two e-bikes firmly on a front receiver on my truck.
Came fast and in good shape
Sturdy. Heavy. No worries.
No complaints.
Very sturdy. We are able to go to trails without worry about our heavy e-bikes falling off. Getting the heavy bikes on using the ramp is the only way we could get them on. Takes a little practice to get them on and off with two people, one to steady the bikes.
As a welder, machinist, and fab man for many years I believe this is a very good carrier. The one thing that could stand some improvements is the ramp storage setup. The ramp is very loose and rattles a lot when stored. Also many people riding ebikes are older and not as agile as we once were. The pin that secures the ramp while stored is underneath the carrier and much more awkward to access than it should be.I would however highly recommend this carrier.
This is the first repair stand that I own. I like that there is no lifting of the EBike! Also that you can raise and lower with a drill or hand crank.
I ordered the ramp along with the Magrack X1 but I hardly used it because I found a technique in loading up my ebike. I still carry it though in my truck. The Magrack X1 is low enough I can load the bike by lifting the front holding the brake and then lift the rear to load it up completely. It's one step I eliminated in my preparation to load and unload. My old bike rack was a high clearance type which is quite difficult to load the ebike.
Very sturdy and great value
