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Collector67

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Hi all. We recently purchased a 2026 Delta 252RL and are wondering what types of bike racks people are using on the rear hitch mount. Currently we have mountain bikes, but may upgrade to E bikes in the future.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
 
Oregon_Camper

Oregon_Camper

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This is an RV specfic bike rack...for e-bikes. Used ours with 2 e-bike for >8,000 miles...not one issue.
yakima.com

StageTwo

Continuing its legacy of heavy-duty performance and thoughtful design, the StageTwo Platform Hitch Bike Rack raises the bar with a host of new features and a promise of performance and ease-of-use to every ride.
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M and E

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www.swagman.net

DISPATCH

The Swagman DISPATCH is a feature packed hitch mount bike rack that carries up to two bikes. It’s RV Approved, meaning that it’s engineered to withstand the extra force of being used on the back of a travel trailer or 5th wheel RV. The DISPATCH has more ground clearance, making it ideal for...
www.swagman.net www.swagman.net

I don't recall the exact price but about 50% off brand new on Ebay.
 
Giant

Giant

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After doing a bunch of research, we just bought the Swagman E-Spec Pro. Like the model above, it's RV approved (which I didn't know was a thing until my research) and good for heavy e-bikes. We chose the E-Spec over the Dispatch due to the difference in weight ratings 70 lbs vs 45 lbs. We have not put it through its paces yet other than a test load on the back of my truck, but it seems very solid and loading and securing our bikes was easy. I'll report back next week once we get on the road for our next trip.

www.swagman.net

E-Spec Pro

Heavy-duty RV-approved bike rack for 2 e-bikes up to 80 lbs, fits 2” receivers, with tilt, fold, and anti-wobble stability.
www.swagman.net www.swagman.net
 
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KCAlis

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Our 1-UP has served us well over 10k+ miles including through Memphis and KC! Haha! It replaced the top end Thule that literally wore the tread off the tire in less than 2k miles. We’re hauling mountain/cross-tour bikes, not e-bikes, but feel that the 1-UP would handle the increased weight easily.
 
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