Bike Rack For Carrying 4 Fat Tire Bikes 125 lbs Total
Updated 05/23/2024 | Published 05/19/2024 >
Question:
Do they make a version of this rack that would support 4 fat tire ebaike that weigh 61 lbs each 125lbs total
asked by: Keith G
Expert Reply:
Hello Keith. I do have a great bike rack option for you, but there is no version of the Kuat Sherpa # SH22G that can hold 4 heavy bikes.
What I recommend instead is the Saris SuperClamp EX Bike Rack # SA4026F. This can hold four bikes, and will accommodate fat tires up to 4.5" wide. The two inner positions are rated for 60 lbs per bike, and the two outer positions are rated for 35 lbs per bike. So, you can carry two heavy fat tire bikes and two standard weight bikes like a road bike or mountain bike.
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Kuat Sherpa 2.0 Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 2" Hitches - Wheel Mount - Gray
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Keith G.
5/21/2024
Sorry. I meant to say 4" tires. I just need to haul 2 bikes.