Can the Saris SuperClamp EX be Used with E-Bikes with Fenders

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can this rack be used with ebikes that have fenders? We have a Charge City Bike ebike and a Charge Comfort Bike ebike. Thanks

asked by: Linda G

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The Saris SuperClamp EX, part # SA4025F, is compatible with e-bikes with fenders.

To do this, you will need to mount the front hook right where the fender ends. You'll also need to place the rear hook over the rear fender while not fully placing on the fender. This hook is mostly for safety rather than securing the bike outright.

It's also recommended that you make sure to use the wheel straps. This is part of keeping the bike secure.

I've linked to a video review of the SuperClamp EX below.

expert reply by: Kef G

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Answer 1

The Kuat Sherpa 2.0, part #SH22G, and the Saris SuperClamp EX 2, part #SA4025F, are both wheel-mounted bike racks. However, the more robust design of the SuperClamp's wheel cradles (front and rear) along with their straps WILL allow the rack to…

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Answer 2

Yes, the two will indeed work together on your 2020 Toyota Prius Prime. The Curt hitch will measure approximately 7 inches from the hitch pin hole to the bumper, and the SuperClamp measures 8-1/4 inches from the hitch pin hole to the closest part of…

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Answer 3

Let's first start with the hitch for your 2017 Toyota Prius Prime. For that the best option is the Draw Tite part #24966 for two reasons. One being that it doesn't require a stabilizer strap when carrying a bike rack like the Curt does and…

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Answer 4

The Saris SuperClamp EX #SA4025F transports bikes with dual wheel-clamping hooks. With full fenders on front and rear wheels being commonplace on eBikes, the placement of the SuperClamp hooks need to be adjusted accordingly, but they will certainly…

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Answer 5

Though we haven't had a chance to install the Curt Trailer Hitch #C11473 on a 2017 Toyota Prius Prime, based on my research it will sit at about the same spot as the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch #24966 on your Prius, which is approximately 7"…

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Answer 6

As long as the weight of the bike doesn't exceed the capacity of the bike rack and the combined weight of the rack and bike doesn't exceed the tongue weight capacity of the hitch, and the rack you use is compatible with a Class I hitch, you…

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Answer 7

I have a different bike rack option for you, but the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #C11473 you were looking at and all of the available trailer hitch receivers for your 2019 Toyota Prius Prime will measure right at 7" from the center of the hitch…

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Answer 8

According to my contact at Saris, that is correct. Since it also uses front and rear wheel straps, as long as you can get the front wheel clamped down really well you can just do the best you can with the rear hook and it will be good to go. The…

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Answer 9

For a Class I hitch like yours we do not recommend the use of hitch adapters since they cut the capacity of the hitch they are installed on by 50 percent and add quite a bit of movement. Instead we'd recommend a bike rack like the Thule Camber…

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Answer 10

The Curt hitch part #C11473 that fits your 2022 Toyota Prius Prime has a distance of 3 inches from the center of it's hitch pin hole out to furthest point out on rear bumper.

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Answer 11

Although the Saris SuperClamp EX can accommodate e-bikes with fenders, it uses a top hook that would need to be clamped over the front and rear tires, just where the fender ends. In addition to that, it also uses wheel straps that hold on to the…

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Answer 12

I attached an install video for the Draw Tite hitch part #24966 on a similar Toyota Prius Prime to your 2021 model for you to check out. The process would be the exact same.

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