Recommended Easiest Bike Rack to Load a Heavy E-Bike

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Hi, I have a very heavy electric bike, around 52lbs. Its hard to load. Do you have a rack thats easy to use and load? Does this rack include a ramp?

asked by: Bob P

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Yes, we do Bob! I recommend the Yakima OnRamp LX Bike Rack item # Y88DJ if you have a 2" hitch or item # Y28DJ if you have a 1-14" hitch. The OnRamp bike racks have plenty of capacity for your 52 lbs electric bike. These racks also have a built in ramp that makes loading your bikes extremely easy.

I have linked a picture below that will show you the ease of using this ramp.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Yakima OnRamp
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