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CRAVOT CyberRack E2 PLUS Hitch Bike Rack, 2’’ Receiver, 200 LBS Capacity

$329.00 $439.00

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SKU: BRA0113ABK
E2 Plus Classic — Foldable Ramp: Not compatible with RVs or bumper-mounted receivers. The fit guidance below covers Classic only. Check the specifications and instructions for the version you select before ordering.
E2 Plus Classic Specifications
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
Foldable Ramp

(Can be stored in vehicle)

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
E2 Plus Hitch Bike Rack with a Loading Ramp
E2 Plus Hitch Bike Rack with a Loading Ramp
E2 Plus Classic — Foldable Ramp
E2 Plus Hitch Bike Rack with max stable fixation and transportation

Bike Position and Securing Points

Use the securing points shown in the E2 Plus instructions and check that each bike is held correctly before driving. Supports a maximum wheelbase of 50"

E2 Plus Hitch Bike Rack fit tire up to 5"

Unique and Innovative

CyberRack E2 Plus adopts Patented Front Wheel Cradle for stable Fixation. Fits tire widths from 2.5" to 5"

E2 Plus Hitch Bike Rack with reinforced material

Reinforced Structure

Robust metal frame provide exceptional durability and strength.
Incorporate adjustable components to reduce any potential swaying during transit.

Check Rack Dimensions Before Ordering

Compare the rack dimensions with your bike and vehicle setup. Check the instructions for the selected version and confirm clearance before use.

Will the E2 Plus Classic fit your setup?

For Classic with a foldable ramp only. Check the selected version before ordering; this guide does not cover Evo.

Bike capacityUp to 2 bicycles
Combined bike load200 lb / 90.7 kg maximum
Hitch receiver2-inch only
Maximum tire width5 in; check complete fit
Loading rampFoldable ramp included
Foldable / tiltableYes / Yes
  • Unequal bike weights are allowed. Place the heavier bike closest to the vehicle and stay within the combined-load limit.
  • Not compatible with RVs or bumper-mounted receivers.
  • Confirm bike, vehicle and hitch compatibility before ordering.
Bike and vehicle fit

Check tire fit, wheelbase, mounting contact points and vehicle clearance against the matching instructions. A maximum tire width alone does not confirm compatibility. Follow the vehicle and hitch manufacturers’ load requirements.

Also excluded: recumbent bikes, tandem bikes, trikes or other three-wheel bikes, scooters, mopeds and motorcycles.

Adapters, hitch extenders, swing-away adapters and front hitches are not recommended because compatibility testing has not been completed. For cargo bikes, contact Support with basket position, dimensions and bike details before ordering.

Bike weight and loading order

Use actual transport weight, including any battery or accessory left installed. For example, 120 lb + 80 lb meets the 200 lb combined-load limit; load the 120 lb bike closest to the vehicle. All other fit and vehicle requirements must also be met.

Frame contact points

For step-through and step-over bikes, the seat tube is the preferred upper contact point. The top tube is a secondary option for suitable non-carbon frames. For carbon-fiber frames, CRAVOT recommends seat-tube contact and advises against top-tube contact.

The bicycle manufacturer must permit clamping at the chosen contact points; this is not approval for every frame.

Installation, loading and manuals

Follow the complete rack and bicycle instructions; this overview does not replace the manual.

  1. Install directly into the 2-inch receiver and secure the hitch pin lock.
  2. Open and position the ramp, then load the heavier bike closest to the vehicle first.
  3. Secure the front wheel, rear wheel and seat or middle tube as shown in the manual.
  4. Check that both bikes are secure before driving. Recheck straps and bike position regularly on long trips, especially after rough road sections.

User manual · Installation video · Handle adjustment