1UP Quick Rack VS 1UP Superduty 

Came here to say this! That piece of string or sleeved cable or whatever it is literally saves ya $88 USD.

Checkout the $18 super duty bar to get 75 lbs weight capacity for each bar. You will need one for each bike pod. So for two bikes you would buy two bars.

are you happy with it ?

@@JitinMisra Very happy. Best bike rack I've ever had. So easy to take bikes on and off. I would highly recommend it. 👍👍

@@andrewscasualmtb do you utilize the velcro strap or an additional chain, to keep it on, since it doesn't have a thru pin, as a back up ?

@@JitinMisra Yes I always use the velcro. Did have it loosen once but only once about 4 months ago.

my bike is also 62 Ils. I assumed one bike at 62 lbs is strong enough to hold ebike with out removing battery. Whick ramp did you get if any to load?

@@barbaraflanders9041 I found out I can't put a hitch/rack on my car so I sold my 62 lbs eBike and bought a 38 lbs foldable I can fit in my Mini.

I made that. I have a video showing the setup and how I did it. Makes it Much easier for sure!

1UP offers the optional EZpull handle kit for the 2, the 3, and the 4 platform configs (~~$88!!). Colin's nylon cord HACK shown here is WAY less expensive:-)

@@donyvette3496 Here is the video on the cord setup. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dZwj-RQoLj4.html

Good question. You would need to reach out to 1up to confirm that.

I just checked and yes, for $155 US, you can buy the 2” bar and side plates

I use one on our accord. The only thing is it makes the rack stick out further but it isn’t too bad.

@@colchilibeck does that allow to put the pin lock through , one the 1.25 inch receiver ?

If you have a 2” receiver then I would get the super duty.

It depends on how high your vehicle is. If it’s a low car, the ramp won’t be too steep. But a high vehicle like a truck would make it very steep. She uses it and finds it pretty easy.

You will need to buy fat tire spacer kit to spread out the arms for the wider fat tires for around $40. Depending on the fenders, you might have to add something to cover the horizontal part of arm so it won't scratch the top of the fender (something like pool noodle you cut to size). The fenders might not be strong enough and might deform, dent, or bend and the bike might not be 100 secure in the rack.

No issues. If you take the battery out that would probably be at least 5 lbs weight savings. Maybe even 10lbs.

Please feel free to correct any mistakes. It will help others I am sure!