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Thule Epos Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Wheel or Frame Mount
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Thule Epos Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Wheel or Frame Mount
Part Number: TH99XE
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$1,299.95
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Thule Hitch Bike Rack - TH99XE
Highlights
- Carry Heavy or Electric Bikes Easily: Supports up to 75 lbs per bike so even loaded e-bikes ride secure.
- Load Bikes Fast and Safe: Telescoping masts grip by wheel or frame to protect paint and fenders.
- Reach Cargo Without Unloading: Foot pedal tilts the rack down with bikes still mounted.
- Quiet, Tool-Free Setup: Hand-tightening lever installs fast and locks out hitch rattle.
- Store or Move Effortlessly: Folds compact and rolls on built-in wheels for easy handling.
- Lock Bikes and Rack Together: One-Key System secures both with matching locks.
Features to know about
Heavy Bikes Made Easy: 75 lb Capacity Per Bike
E-bikes, cruisers, or gear-heavy rides all fit with confidence. The Thule Epos carries up to 140 lbs total, or 75 lbs for a single bike, giving you the strength needed for today’s electric setups. Telescoping masts with padded, rotating heads grab the rear wheel or frame firmly, so carbon tubes, fenders, and custom paint jobs ride scratch-free. With pivoting wheel straps and grooved trays, it handles wheelbases up to 53-1/8" and tires up to 3-3/16" wide, with optional straps for fat tires.
Access Your Gear Without Unloading: Spring-Loaded Tilt Pedal
Reaching the cargo area mid-trip doesn’t have to mean removing bikes. The front-mounted, spring-loaded foot pedal lets the rack tilt down smoothly—even while loaded. You can hold the rack steady with both hands instead of fumbling behind frames and wheels. It’s a small detail that makes stops simpler whether you’re hauling groceries or trail gear.
Quick Setup and a Quiet Ride: Tool-Free Hitch Install
No tools, no confusion. The Epos snaps into your 1-1/4" or 2" hitch using a hand-tightening lever. As you crank it snug, an internal wedge expands to take play out of the connection, keeping the rack solid and rattle-free. When the trip’s done, integrated wheels and a handle let you roll the 38.1-lb rack to storage instead of carrying it.
Locks Built In for Peace of Mind: One-Key System Security
The Epos locks both your bikes and the rack itself. Locks on the mast heads keep ratchet straps from releasing, while a lock on the hitch lever stops the rack from being removed. All locks share the same key, and the system is ready for additional keyed-alike Thule gear if you want everything to match.
Compact When Stored, Ready When You Are
When space is tight, the trays fold up and the masts telescope down to shrink the rack to 27-3/16" tallx10-5/8" widex29-1/2" deep. Dual reflectors help it stay visible at night, while durable aluminum and ABS construction with a black powder coat resists corrosion season after season.
Specs
Application
- Application: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" and 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers
Capacity
- Carrying capacity: 2 bikes
- Weight capacity: 140 lbs
- Weight capacity (for 1 bike): 75 lbs
Tire and Wheel Specifications
- Maximum tire width: 3-3/16"
- Maximum wheelbase: 53-1/8"
- Distance between bikes: 9-13/16"
Dimensions
- Overall dimensions: 27-3/16" long x 49-5/8" wide x 8-11/16" tall
- Dimensions when folded: 27-3/16" tall x 10-5/8" wide x 29-1/2" deep
- Distance from center of hitch pin hole to nearest edge of carrier: 6"
- Distance from center of hitch pin hole to farthest edge of carrier: 33"
Weight
- Carrier weight: 38.1 lbs
Warranty
- Limited lifetime warranty
Note
- The distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the face of the hitch must be: 1-1/2" or greater to use this rack.
903210 Thule Epos Platform Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4 Inch and 2 Inch Trailer Hitches
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Ratings & Reviews
4.6
39 reviews
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Tim
02/11/2026
Super nice rack, addresses every shortcoming I’ve experienced in owning three racks before this one. We’ve gone to e-bikes exclusively, so I needed something that could handle the weight. Incredibly useful and well-designed; tool-less installation, easy loading (I bought the ramp), simple and rock-solid bike attachment, folds up compactly for storage, and the wheels are real plus. No more lifting of my 65lb e-bike, and rolling the rack on the ground to storage is great too. Easily the best rack I’ve owned, and that includes 1Up, Hollywood, and Yakima racks. Highly recommended. Ordered from etrailer on Saturday, delivered Tuesday … great experience with etrailer once again.
One cautionary note: be sure to measure the distance from the outer edge of your receiver to the center of your hitch pin hole. On my 2020 Volvo V60 CC with a retractable 1.25” receiver, the stinger rod did not reach the hitch pin hole. On my wife’s 2026 Volvo XC90 with retractable 2” receiver, it worked fine.
One cautionary note: be sure to measure the distance from the outer edge of your receiver to the center of your hitch pin hole. On my 2020 Volvo V60 CC with a retractable 1.25” receiver, the stinger rod did not reach the hitch pin hole. On my wife’s 2026 Volvo XC90 with retractable 2” receiver, it worked fine.
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David
05/25/2025
Great rack! It's easy to attach to the car and tightens securely in the hitch receiver so that there is no play. I love that I can fold it up very easily and store it in a utility closet in my garage. Having the wheels on it makes moving it around in the garage simple.
I do wish that I could fold it up when driving without a bike on it. Thule's rationale for why they don't provide this feature is that it would block visibility of tail lights and license plate. In my case, that argument doesn't hold water. It does fold up, but won't latch into that position. On my Toyota 4Runner it does NOT block the tail lights at all. As for blocking the license plate - so what? You can't see it with bikes on the rack or if you were towing a trailer.
Come on Thule, provide us the ability to fold it up. That would make it a LOT safer driving around, especially in parking lots.
I do wish that I could fold it up when driving without a bike on it. Thule's rationale for why they don't provide this feature is that it would block visibility of tail lights and license plate. In my case, that argument doesn't hold water. It does fold up, but won't latch into that position. On my Toyota 4Runner it does NOT block the tail lights at all. As for blocking the license plate - so what? You can't see it with bikes on the rack or if you were towing a trailer.
Come on Thule, provide us the ability to fold it up. That would make it a LOT safer driving around, especially in parking lots.
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Lawrence
08/19/2024
It is solid and holds two ebikes nicely. Once I figured out some logistics and positioning, hitching up the rack and loading the bikes go very smoothly. The bike locks, however, are flimsy. Both no longer lock the bikes. Also I wish Thule made this rack so it could fold up against the car when not in use. Driving around, backing up, when no bikes on the rack, is problemmatic and I have already damaged the rack ( my fault) when backing the car into a tight space because the rack sticks out.
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Jan
11/05/2024
Great bike rack. Super strung and sturdy. Folds for storage and wheels make it easy to move and install on truck. Safely carries our two ebikes. Etrailer shipped fast and ordering was easy. Very happy with my Etrailer purchase and will definitely use again.
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Dean
07/22/2023
Great service. The perfect e-bike rack.
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B. Cosby
03/28/2025
Arrived ok, box was opened and taped with blue security tape, probably transport security but all was there nothing missing, instructions unopened.
I would buy from this company again.Easy install, I viewed the YouTube video ahead of time. I never opened the instructions.
Good job!
I would buy from this company again.Easy install, I viewed the YouTube video ahead of time. I never opened the instructions.
Good job!
Brooke M.
3/29/2025
Wow - not even taking a peek at the instructions! Glad the video was a good guide for you. :) Is biking a new hobby of yours?
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Kathleen
01/24/2024
Easy to use and great for our E-bikes
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Wade
08/24/2023
Well built. Fits 2 Aventon Sinch bikes nicely.
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Charles
12/28/2023
great product!
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Joanne
08/20/2023
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William
03/10/2025
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David
08/06/2025
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Gary
06/03/2024
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Gary
09/06/2023
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Rebecca A
07/09/2025
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Tom
06/25/2025
Great hitch rack. Sturdy and can carry my 70lbs e-bikes. I dislike the fact that it doesn't have a feature to lock in the upright position so it is always down adding 4 feet of length to my car.
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Remick
07/16/2025
Initially it was a great bike rack. However after owning it a year I’ve noticed that it’s taking on way more wear and tear than it should. A lot of places are starting to show rust. It still functions the way it should, just don’t know how long it will.
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James
06/19/2025
Thule rack is great ,,,the box it was shipped in was badly ripped and dented in ?? I thought the small extra items packed with the rack would have fallen out it transit . All items were inside and un damaged .
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Brian
08/20/2023
I'm so happy with this rack and docked it a star because of issues I had with Thule - NOT with eTrailer
I purchased this rack to hold 2 e-bikes and a third child's bike. I watched all of the videos and knew this is what I needed. Ordered and it was out of stock - of course with it being so new. I had to wait about a month to get it.
Once I received it, I took it out the box and it sat for a week before I could use it. Went to install it on to my truck and one of the wheels fell off. Upon inspection, the hole for the screw was stripped, so the screw just fell out. Used the chat feature on eTrailer and a new one was on the way in less than a day. (OUTSTANDING Customer Service)
Got the second rack, and one of the pads was missing from the third holding bar. Again - not eTrailer's fought. I contacted Thule and a they sent over a replacement part right away.
I get it. These are very popular and Thule is trying to meet that demand. I just wish they had some better "pre-flight" inspections.
Overall, this rack is dang near perfect. Bikes go on easily, they are secure and you can lock them down - no need for that extra cable that they sell.
Buy with confidence - but check you unit right away!!
I purchased this rack to hold 2 e-bikes and a third child's bike. I watched all of the videos and knew this is what I needed. Ordered and it was out of stock - of course with it being so new. I had to wait about a month to get it.
Once I received it, I took it out the box and it sat for a week before I could use it. Went to install it on to my truck and one of the wheels fell off. Upon inspection, the hole for the screw was stripped, so the screw just fell out. Used the chat feature on eTrailer and a new one was on the way in less than a day. (OUTSTANDING Customer Service)
Got the second rack, and one of the pads was missing from the third holding bar. Again - not eTrailer's fought. I contacted Thule and a they sent over a replacement part right away.
I get it. These are very popular and Thule is trying to meet that demand. I just wish they had some better "pre-flight" inspections.
Overall, this rack is dang near perfect. Bikes go on easily, they are secure and you can lock them down - no need for that extra cable that they sell.
Buy with confidence - but check you unit right away!!
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Jim Z
10/15/2023
I purchased the Thule Epos bike rack to replace a defective Thule Easyfold XT2 bike rack. This rack is a significant improvement and after using it for a month now really like it's design and performance.
I use it to carry two Riese & Muller ebikes (combined weighing over 100 lbs) and the rack is very stable with the two bikes installed; virtually no lateral movement of the rack while driving and the ratcheting strap that is the primary attachment is rock solid in design and application. The Epos is a little wider than the Easyfold rack which allows the two wheels to be in more contact with the rack. I also noticed the spacing between two bikes was fat better on the Epos versus the Easyfold. There is no concern for contact of the two bikes which also makes it easier to remove each bike off the rack.
Although we only use the Epos for two ebikes, having the ability to transport a third bike is a nice bonus when having a solo friend to join on a ride.
Our ebikes both have full fenders and the Thule Epos rack provides a super secure frame connection that works great on bikes fitted with fenders. I was skeptical of the racks that secure the bike using ratcheting arms on the front/rear wheels with fenders.
The one addition that Thule offers is an optional lighting accessory that is a nice add on if you need it.
Overall, this is a great rack!
I use it to carry two Riese & Muller ebikes (combined weighing over 100 lbs) and the rack is very stable with the two bikes installed; virtually no lateral movement of the rack while driving and the ratcheting strap that is the primary attachment is rock solid in design and application. The Epos is a little wider than the Easyfold rack which allows the two wheels to be in more contact with the rack. I also noticed the spacing between two bikes was fat better on the Epos versus the Easyfold. There is no concern for contact of the two bikes which also makes it easier to remove each bike off the rack.
Although we only use the Epos for two ebikes, having the ability to transport a third bike is a nice bonus when having a solo friend to join on a ride.
Our ebikes both have full fenders and the Thule Epos rack provides a super secure frame connection that works great on bikes fitted with fenders. I was skeptical of the racks that secure the bike using ratcheting arms on the front/rear wheels with fenders.
The one addition that Thule offers is an optional lighting accessory that is a nice add on if you need it.
Overall, this is a great rack!
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Dannie
09/15/2025
See ramp review.
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Sean
08/28/2024
Awesome design and build quality. No issues after 1 year. Also, I use it for e-bikes that weigh around 75 lbs. it handles it easily.
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Linda
08/10/2024
Linda
8/11/2025
Great
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Z
07/04/2024
The carrier is well made and extremely sturdy. But it does not fold up close to the back of the vehicle. The wheel trays fold up to the center. But the whole rig sticks out the full length of the tack 3+ feet from bumper
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Tim
11/18/2024
Very well built .
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I appreciate the honest take! I'm with you on that point David - It would be super nice in those scenarios where you're in tight spaces especially! We actually have Thule here on campus this week - I might bring up your feedback and just let them know the want is out there :)