Is There A 5th Wheel Rated Bike Rack That Can Carry Two E-Bikes And Two Kids Bikes?
Updated 03/25/2026 | Published 03/17/2026
Question:
Good morning, I have a 2022 keystone avalanche 352bh fifth wheel with a 2020 Chevy Silverado 2500 pulling. What would be the best way to haul 4 bikes? 2 potential e-bikes and 2 kids bikes. There is a hitch on back of camper with a 300lb max tongue weight. Thank you for any information.
asked by: Tylor W
Expert Reply:
Hey Tylor, thanks for reaching out. That is a tall order. We do have 4-bike racks that can handle e-bikes, but none of them are rated for use on a 5th wheel. It is possible to carry two e-bikes on the back of a 5th wheel, but you wouldn't be able to carry the two kids bikes at the same time.
For example, a great 5th wheel rated rack is the Hollywood Racks RV Rider # HLY64FR. This can hold two e-bikes weighing up to 80 lbs apiece. Definitely one of our best options for safely and securely carrying e-bikes on an RV. Plus, it is a frame mount rack so fenders, cargo racks and step thru frames are not a problem.
If I were you I would lean towards this rack, then store the kids bikes in a cargo compartment or inside the camper itself. There really just isn't a safe way to carry all 4 of those bikes at the same time on a 5th wheel.
What kind of e-bikes are you looking at? Any cool rides planned?
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Jeff F.
3/19/2026
Tylor. I purchased the 2 bike rack from these guys last year. I also have a keystone with a 300lbs max carrying hitch. Here is some stuff to consider when buying a bike rack. You have to take in account for the weight of the rack first and foremost. Second my e- bikes are off road mountain bikes which weigh about 80# per bike. So I am almost at safe limit. I take my batteries out when traveling with them back, And I spent really good money on a waterproof cover for them. Last but not least. I had to remove the spare tire from the back and I mounted it under the trailer. If you don’t do that than one of the handles will always be banging on the back. To solve that issue. I bought a 12” hitch extension. Works much better. I hope this helps. Happy camping!
Jesse M.
3/19/2026
Russ L.
3/19/2026
This rack is perfect for heavy ebikes, but only two. I'd add a rack to the roof or front truck bumper for the kids bikes, or store in the bed. Side note: We've been to Alaska abd Nova Scotia with our 35' 5th Wheel and this rack on the back. Had to add a custom extension, and a hitch clamp to stabilize. I also use straps to be 100% solid on bad roads, but it works well. Easy loading and a waterproof cover works well on it. IMO, it's the best choice and value for ebikes.
Jesse M.
3/20/2026
John R.
3/20/2026
I have hauled bikes on the back of my Class C and on the vehicle, I am towing. This rack holds bikes very stable. It is quite heavy and not as easy to set it up because you have to bolt and unbolt. I guess that is why it holds the bike so securely. I bought an ebike but had to send it back. I Am considering buying another one this year. In the mean time, I hall my carbon fiber bikes that weigh 18 and 22 lbs. This rack is not rated to haul carbon fiber frame bikes, but I attach it to the seat post not the frame. I definitely recommend this rack for RVing.
Jesse M.
3/20/2026
Jesse M.
3/20/2026
Purchased R.
3/20/2026
Hi Tyler, I purchased the Hollywood rack to carry 2E bikes I purchased it because of previous ratings but also because it is one of the few racks that are actually approved to put on a travel trailer namely a fifth wheel. This rack is extremely well built, and I have absolutely no complaints. It performed extremely well. I would not hesitate to purchase one in a minute.. The only thing that would make this rack better is if there was some sort of ramp because it is difficult to lift E bikes as you may know.
Jesse M.
3/20/2026
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Tylor W.
3/18/2026
Not sure yet on the e-bike ( still working on that) what about any roof racks? If there a roof bike rack for the truck that can handle the 2 e-bikes and 2 kids bikes? Thank you for your response!