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Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack for 1 Bike - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting
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Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack for 1 Bike - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting

Part Number: INH110
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Heavy-duty 1-bike rack is perfect for carrying an e-bike, a bike with a carbon frame or custom paint job, or a bike with a large fork. Wheel tray has 3 grooves in the track that fit narrow 18c road bike tires up to 3" wide mountain bike tires. 1-800-940-8924 to order Inno hitch bike racks part number INH110 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Inno products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack for 1 Bike - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting. Hitch Bike Racks reviews from real customers.
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Inno Hitch Bike Racks - INH110

Highlights

  • Carry a 60-lb E-Bike with Confidence: Strong platform holds one heavy or carbon-frame bike securely.
  • Protect Delicate Frames: Wheel-only hold avoids frame or paint contact for safer transport.
  • Fit Tires up to 3" Wide: Grooved tray supports road, mountain, and semi-fat wheels from 20"–29".
  • Reach Gear Fast: Front lever tilts rack down, even when loaded, for easy cargo access.
  • Quiet, Tool-Free Mount: Hand knob tightens anti-rattle wedge for a solid ride without wobble.
  • Secure and Store Easily: Integrated locks deter theft; folds up to save space when not in use.

Features to know about

Stable Support for Heavy and Delicate Rides: 60 lb Capacity per Bike

Built strong for modern bikes, the Inno Tire Hold carries up to 60 lbs per bike without frame contact. It’s ideal for e-bikes, carbon frames, or custom paint jobs where you don’t want clamps near the tubes. The pivoting upright arms grab the wheels firmly, so your bike stays steady while the finish stays untouched. With a 20"–29" wheel range, up to 3" wide tires, and a 48" maximum wheelbase, it’s ready for road, mountain, or semi-fat setups.

Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack with pivoting upright arms and adjustable tire grips holding a bike by the wheels.

Close-up of Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack ratcheting mechanism with silver release button for adjusting upright arms.

Quick Loading Without the Lift Hassle: Wheel-Only Mount with Adjustable Tire Grips

Every minute counts when you’re getting ready for a ride. The adjustable tire grips let you set the correct wheel size once and load up fast after that. Just drop the bike into the grooved wheel tray, rotate the arms against the tires, press down, and go. No adapters, no frame contact, and no balancing act while you tighten straps.

Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack wheel tray with three grooves for road and mountain bike tires up to 3 inches wide.

Rear Access that Works Even When Loaded: Tilts Down at the Pull of a Lever

Grabbing gear mid-trip is easy with the front-mounted hand lever that lets the rack tilt down even when the bike is still on. The lever is easy to reach—no crawling or contorting between the rack and the vehicle. When you’re done, raise it until you hear the click and the red indicator disappears. For parking or storage, squeeze the same lever to fold the rack up flat.

Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack tilted away from vehicle to allow rear hatch access.

Front-mounted hand lever on Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack for tilting and folding operation.

Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack folded up against vehicle for compact storage.

Smooth Ride with Anti-Rattle Security: Tool-Free Hitch Tightening

No one likes a wobbly rack. The hand knob at the base tightens the shank in your hitch and deploys an anti-rattle wedge to keep things solid on the road. The integrated stopper aligns the hitch pin hole every time, taking the guesswork out of mounting. A removable sleeve converts it between 1-1/4" and 2" hitches, and the 43-lb aluminum body keeps weight down while resisting corrosion.

Close-up of Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack anti-rattle hand knob and shank for secure hitch fit.

Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack integrated stopper aligning shank with hitch pin hole for easy installation.

Removable sleeve on Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack for conversion between 1-1/4 inch and 2 inch hitches.

Locked Down for Peace of Mind: Keyed Security for Bike and Rack

Your ride and rack stay put with dual locks. The keyed knob secures the rack to the hitch, and a built-in steel cable lock loops through the bike’s frame and locks under the same knob. One key set controls both, keeping everything together from trailhead to home.

Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack loaded with bike on vehicle, showing locking hand knob and cable lock system.

Specs

Application

  • Hitch receiver size: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" (Class I and II) and 2" x 2"

Weight and Capacity

  • Carrying capacity: 1 bike
  • Weight capacity (per bike): 60 lbs
  • Carrier weight: 43 lbs

Tire and Wheel Compatibility

  • Maximum tire width: 3.0"
  • Wheel diameter: 20" - 29"
  • Maximum wheelbase: 48"

Clearance and Dimensions

  • Distance from hitch pin hole to closest point on carrier: 6"
  • Distance from hitch pin hole to top of mast: 7"
  • Distance from hitch pin hole to farthest point on carrier: 25"

Technical diagram of Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack showing hitch clearance measurements and distance from hitch pin hole to carrier points.

  • Distance from hitch pin hole to closest point on carrier: 6"
  • Distance from hitch pin hole to top of mast: 7"
  • Distance from hitch pin hole to farthest point on carrier: 25"

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty

Note

  • May interfere with bikes with front fenders.

INH110 Inno Tire Hold 1-Bike Tray-Style Hitch Rack - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitch Receivers - Wheel Mount - Tilting

Installation Details INH110 Installation instructions



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Ratings & Reviews

4.6

237 reviews
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Heavy-duty 1-bike rack is perfect for carrying an e-bike, a bike with a carbon frame or custom paint job, or a bike with a large fork. Wheel tray has 3 grooves in the track that fit narrow 18c road bike tires up to 3" wide mountain bike tires.

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took it out for my 55 pound ebike, and held up pretty good.



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I had this rack for about a year now and I have had no issues with it. The rack is not that heavy and can be put on and taken off with ease. My bike has 29" tires and the rack holds it with no problems. If you're looking for a well built single bike rack I would recommend the Inno.



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Before I purchased I confirmed with both Etrailer and Inno that this rack will fit a class 1 hitch. Inno even prints class 1 in their directions. The INH120 (2-bike) does not. It was a yes from both sources. The pin they use DOES NOT fit the hold for a class 1. In fact they use the same proprietary pin system for the 2 bike version. NOT GOOD!!!!

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Jenny N.

11/28/2023

I am sorry that you are having trouble with the hitch pin. I reached out to Inno and the pin should be half inch in diameter to work with a class 1 hitch. What is the diameter of the pin that you received?



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The receiver bracket that goes into the receiver is the cheapest thing I have ever seen in my life on a gravel or bumpy road the pin will fall out in about 3 1/2 seconds had to find somebody to completely re-engineer it buy something different.. They need a 2in receiver for a full thru pin design…



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It took a while before I could get it hooked into my hitch, I had a hard time figuring it out, but once I figured it out it is a perfect bike rack!!!;



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Bought this rack because of a heavy E-bike. Functions well. The hitch has a nice mechanism of tightening the rack to the hitch, preventing it from swaying or rocking. The need for a key is sometimes cumbersome.



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I would give them zero stars if it was an option.I placed an order for a Inno bike rack to bring my bicycle on vacation. The order showed up a day late on Saturday, (not a big deal) but it was the wrong product. I received the Yakima Holdup Plus 2. I called at 9:01am on Monday to tell them I was leaving on vacation Wednesday at 8am, they apologized and said they can ship the correct product out overnight but it would cost me +$[XX]. I wash shocked, their mistake and they were not willing to correct this at their cost. I gave them my card and was charged immediately. Customer service said it will defiantly go out that day (Monday) overnight and she would send me tracking for my comfort. Well at 4:00 I still had not heard from her so I call there. The new customer service rep told me it was not sent out and it's too late for it to go out now. So now it's Tuesday at 3:00 and I just got tracking. This product is going to be returned I am going to be going on vacation without my bicycle. Complete disaster. This place is incompetent.



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This is an excellent rack, combining ease of use with a no-frame-contact design that provides secure bike mounting and transport. This rack is exactly as advertised and exactly what I was looking for. I have not had occasion to contact etrailer for any after-purchase needs, but my buying experience was top-notch.



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This rack does exactly what it says it does. Holds the bike securely and is very easy to use. Only note of caution, if you have a flat, remember to take up the slack of the wheel adjuster and tire! While you can move the wheel adjuster to a new spot, it doesn't always fit perfectly if there is a flat. Otherwise, it's a nice looking, sturdy and fits all different bikes.



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After doing research on several different bike racks, I decided to go with this one. I definitely made the right choice! Once it arrived, it only took me about 20 minutes to put it together and attach it to my trailer hitch. The instructions were even easy to read which doesn't happen very often. One of the things I love about this rack is the ease of putting it on and taking it off. This was a big factor for me because I park daily in a parking garage and wanted the ability to easily put it on my SUV for the weekends and then remove Sunday evening. Another big factor for me was ease of getting the bike on and off the rack. Because I have an e-bike that weighs 48 lbs, I wanted a rack that wouldn't have me struggling. I can't imagine a rack easier than this! Once you lift your bike onto the rack, close the sides over the tires, attach the cable and lock into place, you are ready to go. All in less than 2 minutes. The tilt function is also pretty awesome. I tested it and was able to open the back of my Nissan Murano without any issues while my bike was on the rack. The rack arrived faster than expected as well, another bonus.

After reading reviews on this rack and several other brands, I also purchased a $15 hitch stabilizer on Amazon. This gave me peace of mind that the rack wouldn't sway or come loose when driving on the interstate. This is a definite must and well worth the extra small cost.

Bottom line - get this rack. You won't be disappointed!



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I bought my rack about a year ago. As others have said, the pin design for the rack is a bit of a problem, especially if your hitch does not allow the exterior sleeve to fit in place to secure the pin. I deducted 1 start for the pin. My hitch had that issue but I have still been able to use the rack for my 65 lb electric bike. My bike is over weight capacity for this rack but it rides well on the rack. It is easy to get my ebike on an off the rack (I am female) and it is easy to secure it on the rack. The weight of the rack is also a big plus as it is easy to move it in and out of storage when I need it. Finally, one of the best features of the rack is the secure locking mechanism. Besides securing the rack, it is really helpful for getting a tight, secure fit on the hitch even if you can't use the additional collar used to secure the pin. I would not hesitate to recommend this rack to another rider or to someone with an ebike that was 65 lbs or under. My ebike rides really well on this rack.



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If the hitch is tightly installed, it is a wonderful hitch. I found that the spring bolt that goes through the hitch, into the rack hitch doesn't make me feel secure that it will not pop out while driving (although it never has, yet)
The guide that you tighten, so that there are no more guesses where the spring bolt goes is not good, because as you drive it ever so slightly, it moves & you find yourself on the ground trying to line it up correctly. (Not fun for a senior citizen)
It works well, when installed tightly, but that handle at the hitch that you need to turn clockwise is also difficult to turn. I purchased it because it was low to the ground, so that I didn't have to lift my electric bike too high. Now, newer bike racks have ramps for the electric bikes.



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I bought this for my Specialized brand electric bike that weighs a ton to lift. Granted.. most people can easily lift their regular bikes on an Inno. ( truth be told.. I bought it coz all the other brands were fresh out coz of COVId related supply chain) so it was the only rack I found relatively in stock.. tho it took a month to get here. but I do think it is a nice design. The arched wheel holders on both sides tightening down on each wheel as u press them into place. 3 tweaks: Inno makes a rack devised for an electric bike! So one of the arched wheel locks can tip all the way to the ground so it acts as a mini ramp so then one tighten the ramp one over wheel. Then the black plastic box close to hitch is in 2 pieces.. it comes apart sometimes and I have to wham it together with my hands every once in awhile. Then.. the silver buttons u press to release arched wheel locks get sticky often with rd grit kicked up when u drive! I know it sounds like I have a lot of issues with this rack.. but the macro comment is it is a good ramp that just needs minor tweaks!!



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I loved the look and design of this rack from the jump. This is a good rack that could be the best rack out there with a few tweaks in design. I got this rack because I had an ebike and it looked like it could handle the weight and I wanted it to swing out so I could access my truck bed. It is very solid, sits low so easy to get my bike on and off. I am older with a bad back. Holds bike without damage to the finish. I love the drop down feature it clears the tailgate of my Chevy SSR just fine.
So what would I change in a redesign? I would ditch the spring tension lock pin. Instead of having the user use foot pound torque just make the hitch bar a solid piece of metal with several simple holes drilled in it to adjust the in and out length. Use a sturdy locking lock pin to secure it. If you still want to offer two hitch bar sizes just use a sleeve the smaller inside of the larger. This would address the rattling reviews. Mine doesn’t rattle.
Second if you installed locks at the base of each tire arm so you could key lock them in position, instead of the current ratchet and cable system you would be miles ahead in this market. Especially since I ebikes are big targets for thieves. Also the best way to make the tire arms adjustable is to get rid of the plastic inserts and make the adjust with holes and a push pin type design running down the sides of them. Easily done if you do a top tube inside a bottom tube.That would be much more solid than the inserts which get loose with a lot of use. The arms would be better served in metal anyway.
Other than than. I love the simplicity of the design I just think it could be improved upon to be a truly great rack.



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I am very satisfied with the Inno single bike platform carrier. It was easy to install, seems sturdy, and the bike loads and unloads easily. My only complaint (minor) is with the installation guide itself – several times the pictures alone seemed somewhat ambiguous in possible interpretation; just a few words would have helped a lot. After I’d done the work, the pictures made clear sense… going in blind, they were a bit ambiguous. Again, a very good product

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Patrick D.

8/18/2021

still very easy to use and sturdy!



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Great bike rack, very easy to install. It is a little off center/crooked but its hardly noticeable. I am giving it 5 stars because I think the functionality out weighs that.

Pros: looks great, functions great, easy to use, very easy to swap in and out of the hitch.

Cons: sits a little crooked

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Mccallum

7/22/2024

Still works great, no complaints!



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This is my third bike carrier in over 16 years. There was nothing wrong with the others. I got a new SUV and a new E-bike and wanted a new hitch for one bike. The Inno INH110 was perfect. It was a little strange at first in the way the rack was secured to the receiver but after trying it, It was a good feature.

I recommend this hitch. m It very robust and I can see many years without issue.

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Dave S.

11/19/2023

Couldnt be better.



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I just got my new Inno bike rack installed on my car and do have a few questions for others who have them. I love the ease of ratcheting the tire holder snug to hold the bike securely. I also like how I can lock my bike to the rack so easily. I am wondering though, is there a way to lock the rack to my hitch? I may be daft but I would have thought that the rack would have come with a pin that would go all the way through to the other side of my hitch so that I could lock it. Unfortunately it just has a twist safety pin that could be easily removed and taken out by anyone wanting to steal the bike and rack. I know I can buy a chain to wrap around the rack somehow but the reason I purchased the Inno was to diminish the need for all the bungies and additional chains. Any suggestions? I do think this is a design flaw.

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Sierra K.

7/8/2022

What size hitch do you have on your vehicle? I can get you a bike rack lock that fits.

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Laurie

7/8/2022

Sierra, I am Daft. I figured it out I don’t even need anything to lock it because if you tighten the key lock down, it locks it in place and no one could ever get that off your vehicle. I feel very silly for my lack of knowledge. Have a great day



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This is my second Inno Bike Rack. This one is a single and the previous held 4 bikes. Super easy to install and use. I love the tilt function allowing access to the back of the vehicle.



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Very easy to install and operate. Clean and low profile on my vehicle. Does not interfere with rear view camera operation. Does not interfere with tailgate on my Subaru Outback. I only take away one star because the locking system does not seem super secure. Neither of the lock which secures the rack to the vehicle, or the lock which security bike to the rack. They are integrated and held together by a piece of plastic. I would call it more of a deterrent than an actual security device. Additionally, the longevity of the rack may come in to play as some of the components are plastic or aluminum and I feel like a stronger material could have been used in certain places. However the rack is a good value for its money and I am very happy with it. If the rack where to fail or gets stolen, I would still buy another one because of the price point value compared to competitors which are nearly double or more as much.

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Charles T.

8/28/2022

After a year, it’s still holding up very well. I use it almost daily. Very happy with this inno bike rack. Would definitely recommend.



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A little tricky to get on and off the hitch but it’s very easy to use for the bike.



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I got a smaller pickup and struggled to find a system to mount my bike in a short bed. This hitch rack works great. Easy to mount and remove. Very easy to lift my e-bike to the rack. Uncomplicated and secure.



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This was the best purchase! I absolutely love how snug it holds the bike and how easy it is to put in and take out of the hitch. The only hiccup is when I put it on my mother's newer vehicle that has the sensors on the rear bumper. She had to disable the back-up sensors while she had the rack in the "folded up" position. Literally no big deal! I'd 10/10 recommend this bike rack and 100/100 would recommend this company. They are real people at the other end of the line and the shipment is FAST and RELIABLE.



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Easy to assemble, three parts, six bolts allen wrenches included. Four different tilt settings, can tilt down even with bike secured to open rear cargo hatch on an SUV. Tire hold only, no contact with frame especially important if you have expensive carbon fibre. Looks sleek folded up only 14 inches extended from bumper for parking in the garage. All that for a great price!

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William

5/4/2021

Outstanding, removing the hitch is a little tricky, gotta get flat on your back so I tend to leave it in when Im cycling a lot in the spring, summer and fall even tho that means you cannot use the foot motion sensor to open the rear hatch.



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Well packed, very easy and quick to assemble. Great value.

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Gwendolyn Y.

4/23/2025

Looks like you're ready for an adventure with your bike! Have you been able to hit the trails yet?

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Robert

5/4/2026

Great bike rack. Solid after one year, never a problem. You get what you pay for. Couldnt ask for a better rack. No rubber cords or straps flying around. Bike mounts in seconds.


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    Bike racks are normally rated in weight per bike, not total weight capacity. For example; the 2 bike slots on a bike rack may individually be able to hold up to 35 lbs each, but adding a bike that weighs 70 lbs in one slot could damage the mounting points and/or other parts, and would not be safe. This being said, I would look into the InnoTire Hold 1 Bike Platform Rack # INH110. This is a 1 bike rack that mounts to a 2" or 1-1/4" hitch, and has a weight capacity of 60 lbs. It holds...
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  • Best 1-Bike Rack Carrier for E-Bike with Fenders
    Since your Giant hybrid Momentum LaFree E+ model has fenders the best single bike rack carrier we have is the Inno Tire Hold part # INH110 which wouldn't interfere with the fender and has the needed weight capacity as it is rated for up to 60 lbs. It can also tilt down too. For more info on this rack check out the review video I attached to this page.
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  • Overall Width of Inno Tire Hold # INH110
    I checked with Inno and the overall width of the Inno Tire Hold # INH110 is 59 inches.
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  • Can You Replace Key For Locking Knob On Inno Tire Hold INH110?
    To get the correct replacement key for the locking knob on the front of your Inno Tire Hold # INH110 you'll need to send me the key code from the front of the lock core. With that I can recommend the correct replacement key specific to your bike rack.
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  • Best Bike Rack To Carry One E-Bike Using An 1-1/4" Hitch On My Kia Soul
    The Inno Tire Hold 1 is what you want part # INH110. This will work with a class I 1-1/4" hitch receiver like the Draw-Tite Sportframe # 24915. I really like how the Inno TireHold secures bikes because it doesn't touch the frame nor does it take much time at all to load and unload. It may take a little longer to mount bikes with fenders but overall it is one of my favorite bike racks and suits your situation! I included my video using the Inno TireHold 2. All the features are the same...
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  • Is Kuat Piston Pro X Bike Rack the Nicest Platform Bike Rack
    The best platform bike rack that grabs the bikes by the wheels is for sure the Kuat Piston Pro X part # KU98VR which fits the 2 inch hitch of your RAV4 Prime. The rack overall is just extremely well made and by far the easiest to use. It has gas struts that allow the wheel clamps to easily be manipulated without having to worry about dropping one and having it fall down while trying to balance the bike. It also has a lighting system built into it which is pretty new for most US made bike...
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  • Recommended Method To Transport a Heavy Trike and E-Bike
    Unfortunately, there are not any racks that are going to be able to handle a trike as well as an e-bike. The best you could do is use the SeaSucker Trike Rack for 1 Trike - Wheel Mount - Vacuum Cup Mounted # 298-BD1005 which would be mounted on your roof, and then use the Inno Tire Hold Bike Rack for 1 Bike - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches # INH110 for your e-bike, however due to the weight of your trike (118-lbs) you're not going to be able to use the trike mount. In your case, it'd be in your...
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  • Trunk Mounted Bike Rack for 2006 Pleasureway RV on Ford E350 Cutaway Chassis
    As long as your bike weighs in at 35 lbs or less, the Hollywood Racks Gordo 2 bike carrier # HRG2 that you looked at would work well, as your motorhome retains the rear doors used on the van model. The rack will hold the bike tightly, and if properly adjusted the rack won't move on the vehicle. I've linked to a demonstration video featuring the rack. However, since you seem concerned about the rack being rock solid, a trailer hitch and hitch mounted rack would preform the best for you....
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