CRAVOT CyberRack E2 PLUS Hitch Bike Rack, 2’’ Receiver, 200 LBS Capacity
| Model Name | CyberRack E2 PLUS |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 66.8 lbs |
| Material | Aluminum & Steel |
| Bike Capacity | 2 |
| Load Capacity | 200 lbs |
| Compatibility | For 2" hitch size only |
| Max Wheelbase | 50’’ |
| Max Tire Width | 5’’ |
| Foldable | Yes |
| Tiltable | Yes |
| Ramp Attached | Yes |
| Hitch Pin Lock | Included |
| Package Weight | 77.9 lbs |
| Package Dimensions | 54.7x18.7x9.1 in |
| Applicable Hitched Bike Types | Electric Bike / Regular Bike |
| Note | Not intended for use with mopeds, motorcycles, or 3-wheel bikes |
Effortless Folding & Enhanced Safety
Innovative one-handed folding mechanism allows quickly and effortless fold.
Safety mechanism prevents accidental detachment, ensuring bike's safe and stable throughout the drive
Achieve Maximum Space Efficiency
Store your bike upright to free up space, tilt it backward for uninterrupted vehicle use, or fold it for quick and easy storage. Three options for ultimate flexibility.
Ultimate Stability
E-Bike Compatibility
Three-point fixation to prevent rocking and falling, featuring a movable slider to secure e-bikes with different wheelbases. Supports a maximum wheelbase of 50"
Unique and Innovative
CyberRack E2 Plus adopts Patented Front Wheel Cradle for stable Fixation. Fits tire widths from 2.5" to 5"
Reinforced Structure
Robust metal frame provide exceptional durability and strength.
Incorporate adjustable components to reduce any potential swaying during transit.
Perfect Fit & Safety with Our Electric Bike Rack
Thoughtfully designed for optimal size and spacing, it guarantees improved safety. Fully tested and market-approved, this rack meets your daily needs, offering convenience, security, and a perfect fit all in one.
Compatible with Various Vehicles
Designed to seamlessly fit into any standard 2-inch receiver, making it compatible with a wide variety of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, and more.
Excellent product. Im extremely satisfied. I put it on back of my van to haul ebikes. I have a spare tire on back so I had to add a 8 inch reciever extension.
Spent some time researching e-bike hitch racks from many companies. CRAVOT blew them all away, starting with its 200 lb capacity. I needed to carry two e-bikes that together topped out at about 110 pounds, close to the maximum capacity of the Thule T2 Pro XTR, which was almost twice the price. The CRAVOT CyberRack E2 PLUS folds up and down with the pull of an integrated release handle. The welds are clean, and it is very solid. The 3 point system holds the bikes securely without any movement. The flexibility of the rotating center arm attaches to the cross bar, down tube, or seat post easily. I have already gone 300 miles on all types of roads and the view in my rear-view mirror never moves. Assembly was straight forward. My only complaint was with the little plastic "semicircle plates". It was a challenge to hold them in place while trying to push a bolt through, but I was finally able to master it. It is a bit heavy and large so awkward to move. Having integrated wheels on the bottom would be a big help in muscling it back and forth from the shed. With two people, not a problem. Overall, I am very pleased with this e-bike rack. Nice job CRAVOT!!
We’re not long into our rack, but thus far it’s been exactly what we’d hoped for. It was straightforward to assemble, fit securely into our receiver, folded completely when not in use (even with a 32 inch spare on the back of our vehicle), and held our 58lb e-bikes with ease. So far, so very good.
The rack has worked well for me. Build quality is better than I expected: solid, good welds, nice powder coat. I haven't had issues with rattling noise that I've seen others mention. Feature-wise, it would be nice if there were a place to store the ramp on the rack itself (I thought I saw mention of such in reviews, but I can't figure it out if there is a way), and there's not much provision to open the tailgate while the loaded rack is in place. But, it's a good product at the price point.
Assembly was fairly easy. We noticed you had to have two people to install the upright bars as the little shims in there would move, so you need four hands.
