Thanks for the review, Chris Crossed! It was nice to see all your different eBikes on the rack. As you clarified, you did not have the rack tightened all the way at the hitch and that is why it was wobbling a bit. When tightened, it is rock solid. Also, after loading up a bike, it is a good idea to go back to the front tire and give the arm another push to tighten it up against the tire. Enjoy your rack; you've got many adventures ahead with all those bikes. :)
Nice rack. Thanks for always sharing tip and tricks for e-bikes. 2nd ride with my 3.0 after taking it to the bike shop with some new parts customer serv from electric sent me. Love the bike but need to group ride to relax and learn ebike stuff. ✌️👍
I see a good amount of 1Up racks around town on cars, truck, and SUVs. Seems like they are either riding a lot and/or not as convenient to remove/store if they don't ride regularly. It was the light weight, no tools to add/remove in 30 seconds, use 1 or 2 racks as needed, no tools to adjust for different wheelbases/tire sizes/bike types, raised second rack for clearance from 1st bike, and easy storage in garage/hatch with the fold option for both racks.
I have a different brand ramp-ed ebike carrier but I recommend everyone use a high quality ebike rack. We spend a lot of money on our bikes and they are very heavy. Imagine the liability if a bike fell off on the highway.
Very good vid, but maybe you could reshoot the parts with the rack tightened. Some of the shots don't show the rack in the best light because of the wobbling... otherwise a great video, thanks.
Ilike the rack, but it's too expensive in my opinion. The Quietkat pivot is very similar except it doesn't need a ramp. Price is more reasonable. Check it out. Thanks for the indebted review.
When you fold it up "just like that" you fail to mention you need to depress the blue plate in between the "legs" to disengage and allow one to fold up the rack.
Not sure if QUIKR would like this video. During your demonstration, the rack was swinging back and forth. You should’ve tighten the hitch first.. Just saying..
Any good hitch rack costs a few bucks. I used to have a $400 rack that was already rusting and couldn’t hold anything above 70’pounds. The Quikr rack should all last a lot longer than cheaper ones.
Thanks for the review, Chris Crossed! It was nice to see all your different eBikes on the rack. As you clarified, you did not have the rack tightened all the way at the hitch and that is why it was wobbling a bit. When tightened, it is rock solid. Also, after loading up a bike, it is a good idea to go back to the front tire and give the arm another push to tighten it up against the tire. Enjoy your rack; you've got many adventures ahead with all those bikes. :)
Thanks for making a cool tool.
@@ChrisCrossed remember, the blue hitch lever must be between 9pm and 3pm so it doesn't drag on the ground :)
Seems like it's very well made, thanks for sharing
Nice rack. Thanks for always sharing tip and tricks for e-bikes.
2nd ride with my 3.0 after taking it to the bike shop with some new parts customer serv from electric sent me. Love the bike but need to group ride to relax and learn ebike stuff. ✌️👍
Good to hear you are back in action
Why did you choose this over 1UP? I'm having difficulty choosing between the two. The 1UP is edging out Quikr with the newest Superduty.
At the time I thought the Quikr was the new kid on the block. It’s gotten a lot of use in the last 8 months. Very happy with it.
I see a good amount of 1Up racks around town on cars, truck, and SUVs. Seems like they are either riding a lot and/or not as convenient to remove/store if they don't ride regularly. It was the light weight, no tools to add/remove in 30 seconds, use 1 or 2 racks as needed, no tools to adjust for different wheelbases/tire sizes/bike types, raised second rack for clearance from 1st bike, and easy storage in garage/hatch with the fold option for both racks.
I have a different brand ramp-ed ebike carrier but I recommend everyone use a high quality ebike rack. We spend a lot of money on our bikes and they are very heavy. Imagine the liability if a bike fell off on the highway.
Nice Rack Chris, also made in my home town of Grand Junction, Co.
#WestSlopeBestSlope !!
Very good vid, but maybe you could reshoot the parts with the rack tightened. Some of the shots don't show the rack in the best light because of the wobbling... otherwise a great video, thanks.
Thx for watching
I have a 1UP rack that is similar. I’d suggest a hitch stabilizer to stop the rocking in the hitch. Great review!
Thanks I forgot to tighten it down during the review so thats why it wobbled. Its rock solid otherwise.
I love my Quikr Stuff Rack it’s well worth every penny
With the front wheel off a Kepler .. It easily fits into an HHR
Are you able to open the tailgate on the truck with the hitch installed?
Yes and no, I can move the latches to just open it halfway or I can angle the rack down the other way full open
Ilike the rack, but it's too expensive in my opinion. The Quietkat pivot is very similar except it doesn't need a ramp. Price is more reasonable. Check it out. Thanks for the indebted review.
Yeah u know but I wanted something that would last
Would it fit a skinny tire lightweight road bike also?
Yep
It’s a v shape tray
When you fold it up "just like that" you fail to mention you need to depress the blue plate in between the "legs" to disengage and allow one to fold up the rack.
I don’t need to depress it it kind of does it on its own
Not sure if QUIKR would like this video. During your demonstration, the rack was swinging back and forth. You should’ve tighten the hitch first.. Just saying..
Yeah they saw it, no worries. I realized i forgot to tighten but did mention it in the vid.
Would still not work on my HHR.. It would slam the ground on any approach. I got like 4 inch ground clearance 😂😂 .. Not sure
You keep saying rack for the ramp.
I had rack on my mind lol
That’s a ridiculous price.
Any good hitch rack costs a few bucks. I used to have a $400 rack that was already rusting and couldn’t hold anything above 70’pounds. The Quikr rack should all last a lot longer than cheaper ones.
Also known as motorbike reviews.
Wow... You say $1000. I bought a good rack for $150 and used the remaining $850 for food.
lol, to each his own. As someone who has lots of e-bikes I find it to be highly useful. It should last long I think.
Dude you own a pick-up truck ....Why would you spend over a $1000 bucks for nothing ? Or shall I say for you being a lazy dude !
The bed isn’t that big and I want to use it for other things, some of my ebikes are too big for the bed anyway