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YAKIMA, OnRamp, E-Bike Hitch Bike Rack, 2"
The YAKIMA, OnRamp, E-Bike Hitch Bike Rack is engineered to carry 2 bikes up to 66-lbs each. It features an integrated ramp for easy, roll-on loading, which can be conveniently stowed away when not in use.
This bike rack has adjustable frame attachments, allowing you to carry various types of bikes with ease. Whether you have E-Bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, hybrid bikes, women's specific bikes, BMX bikes, kids bikes, or bikes with fenders, this rack can accommodate them all.
With the YAKIMA, OnRamp, you can carry bikes with tires up to 29x3.25' and up to 27.5x 4.5” wide tires with the FatStrap Kit (sold separately). It can also accommodate bike wheelbases up to 50".
For added security, this bike rack includes integrated SKS (Same Key System) locks. These locks can be used to secure both the bikes to the rack and the rack to the vehicle receiver.
The YAKIMA, OnRamp is designed with convenience in mind. It tilts forward even with bikes loaded, allowing you easy access to your trunk. Additionally, the adjustable bike trays minimize bike-to-bike interference, ensuring a secure fit for each bike.
Now, let's address a few frequently asked questions about the YAKIMA, OnRamp:
Why is the weight limit reduced from 66lbs to 40lbs for use with an RV?
Racks on RVs tend to bounce more, magnifying the forces exerted on the rack. To ensure safety, the weight limit is reduced when used with an RV.
Does the YAKIMA, OnRamp fold up when not needed as a bike carrier?
Yes, the YAKIMA, OnRamp is designed to fold up when not in use, making it convenient for storage.
Will this hold a bike with a step-through frame? Where does it attach to the bike?
You should be able to carry a bike with a step-through frame using the YAKIMA, OnRamp. The clip that holds the bike can be set at any height on the post and can spin 360 degrees. It clamps on thin to thick bars on the bike. Alternatively, you can also connect it to the seat post.
Will this rack work for a fat tire e-bike?
Yes, the YAKIMA, OnRamp can accommodate a fat tire e-bike with the adaptation of the fat tire equipment, which is sold separately.
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
why is the weight limit reduced from 66lbs to 40lbs for use with an RV?
Racks on RVs bounce more magnifying the forces on the rack
Does the Yakima OnRamp fold up when not needed as a bike carrier?
Yes
Will this hold and bike step through? Where does it attach to the bike?
You should be able to hold a step through. The clip that holds the bike can be set at any height on the post and can spin 360 degrees and clamps on thin to thick bars on the bike. You can also always connect to the seat post.
Will this work for a fat tire ebike?
It says it will with the adaption of the fat tire equipment.
