Let’s test the ASOPARTS 2” E-Bike Rack Hitch Mount | Super73 E-Bike
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- I got this E-Bike Rack to test with an actual fat tire E-Bike! Super73 is my choice for testing the E-Bike Rack to have some kind of fat tires. I got borrowed the E-Bike Super73 from Pedalers Fork in Calabasas. Thank you!
Let’s see how the E-bike Rack did perform with an E-Bike and a normal Bountain Bike!
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Timecodes
00:00 - Intro
00:39 - Assemble Bike Rack
07:34 - Mounting to the car
09:02 - Pedalers Fork, Calabasas
10:01 - Continue with the Bike Rack Test
14:42 - Taking it for a first spin
17:07 - How to use the E-Bike Rack with the Super73
18:00 - Take the bike rack off
18:54 - How to break your Backup camera on a Jeep Wrangler JL
19:51 - Summary
23:29 - Outro - Jak na to + styl
Thanks for going thru this rack and loading/unloading bikes. The 4in tire bike does not work on the rack but if you can keep it from falling off then it's a winner. Seems like a good rack, only problem is the wt. At 75lbs it would be difficult to handle the on/off operation. I have to install and uninstall every time I use the bike since my truck does not fit the garage with the rack installed. Thanks for the info, helpful.
Agree! The weight itself is a lot! i was surprised as well. Usually it takes me a little time to set it up and install the anti rattle kit before mounting. It helps when you worked out before - but it is important to understand what you buying before buying! Thanks for watching!
Great vid. Good to know about this rack. The 1 up is about 1k when all said and done
That's a steep price they have those days... wow
I just now got this and put it on. You talked about the friction.... I don't have any - a matter of fact it has some play in it. The bolts and nuts that go through the swivel part are not tightened down.... They seem to have a little play so when you adjust the rack up, down, or away (to get in the hatch back) it moves easily with no friction. I assume these bolts and nuts are factory set this way? The nut has the lockable (?) rubber piece in it so it can't rattle loose. Nowhere in the directions does it give any indication of whether I was to tighten them. So, that is the only part I dislike - the play in the rack due to the above lose fit.
Good to hear! I gave them some feedback - maybe they have worked on it in the meantime. Those racks give you the opportunity to tighten/loosen buts/bolts as needed but also require to check in once in a while :-) Fine with me as long as you are aware of this! :-) It is heavy duty :-) Let me know how you use it with what kind of bikes!
That's a sturdy looking hitch! Do you really think it needs to be as heavy-duty as that? Fiamma Racks are much lighter and hold my e-bikes and road bikes just fine, They are not hitch mounted like your application but more applicable and probably are a little cheaper, but anyway, keep up the good work my friend Tobi.
Thank you! 😊Where do you mount it to?