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Getting 70-lb e-bikes onto a rack doesn’t have to mean heavy lifting. The Destination E includes a telescoping aluminum ramp that reaches up to 46" and touches the ground, letting you simply roll your bikes into place. It even adjusts to reduce the approach angle so loading step-through or fat-tire bikes feels steady and controlled from start to finish.
Odd frame design? No problem. The padded clamps grip bikes by the top tube or downtube to keep finishes safe while holding everything tight. Each arm slides and rotates independently along the center mast to fit a wide range of e-bikes, including step-through frames and models with fenders. Ratcheting wheel straps with tilt-up ends finish the job, keeping each tire locked into its curved tray with minimal movement or noise.
When you need to reach your cargo area, the rack tilts nearly 90 degrees even with bikes on board. A rear-mounted handle makes it simple—just loosen, push forward, and drop the rack out of the way. It folds up when empty too, leaving a smaller footprint so you can park or store the rack without hassle.
Once mounted, the Destination E stays put. A built-in lever deploys a loop inside the shank to eliminate play in the 2" receiver—no extra tools required. The anti-rattle hitch pin with lock keeps vibration low and deters theft, while the steel body with black powder-coat finish stands up to miles of weather and road grime.
Both bikes and rack stay secured thanks to locks on the clamp knobs and hitch pin. Each lock is keyed alike, so one key handles it all. Turn it once and the knobs spin freely, stopping would-be thieves from removing the bikes or the rack itself.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Kate F.
3/11/2026
I’m so glad you’re happy with the rack overall and that it’s working well for both of your e-bikes John. That’s great to hear! If the tilt pin feels tight, you might try slightly loosening the bolts and re-centering the mechanism to help with alignment, and a little dry lubricant can make it easier to slide in and out. For the wheel straps, making sure the tires are fully seated in the trays before tightening can help get them snug. I really appreciate you sharing the detailed feedback on the clips, knob, ramp storage, and garage fit. It’s super helpful!
Mike L.
2/26/2026
I'm happy to hear that, Steven! Glad your bike rack is working well for you!
John
5/29/2023
Were still loving this rack after a year of ownership and many, many, miles driven with this rack on the back! Multiple trips from PA to SC and never an issue. Were recently upgraded our E-Bikes to full-size adventure bikes Aventon and Mokwheel and the rack continues to work flawlessly.
Robert
2/24/2026
After a year, I am still as impressed as the first time we used them. Great design,Great product.
Ortley G.
9/21/2024
Great e-bike rack! Handles our 2 Pedego e-bikes well. The best part is the easy loading with the very good ramps. No lifting!
Mike
8/24/2023
Now using mostly on our Sprinter camper van, took it coast to coast and had no issues at all.
Brian
2/28/2026
it still works great on both my jeep and then also on my Class A motorhome. I love the ramp!
Dennis B.
8/28/2023
Im really enjoying the quality of this bike rack. As stated by your company its a very sturdy rack and the quality is hard to beat. I looked at several bike racks and the Hollywood Destination E Bike rack was the best of whats out there.
Heather A.
6/27/2025
I love your Schwinn bikes William! Your setup looks great. Where do you guys like to hit the trails?
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Robert
6/3/2025
So it’s been a year and we’ve put many miles on our bikes and been able to transport them safely and securely. Running up and down the 95 corridor from Maryland to North Carolina and back at 65 plus we’ve had no issues. I’m finally building a set of hooks to store the bike rack to keep it out of the elements.