Would like to buy a couple of these. We have multiple bikes, kick scooters, electric scooters, etc. Is it possible to use the wider section ( the area that separates the bikes) to store electric scooters? I realize a bike would not fit right next to it, but that is ok. Would like to buy a couple of these. We have multiple bikes, kick scooters, electric scooters, etc. Is it possible to use the wider section ( the area that separates the bikes) to store electric... » Read More Would like to buy a couple of these. We have multiple bikes, kick scooters, electric scooters, etc. Is it possible to use the wider section ( the area that separates the bikes) to store electric scooters? I realize a bike would not fit right next to it, but that is ok. « Show Less
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I dont think so. Is too tight. Even two mounting bike needcto be place reverce each to other to fit into the holder.
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Well I ended up getting it for my ebike. It works great carrying my old style SLA batteries. Sometimes I carry just 30lbs on one side and sometimes 30lbs one side and about 10lbs the other. I actually dont notice it wobbling or other problems. Maybe its just me. But anyways...works good!
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I think that you can't place any carrier above the rear wheel. There is basket holder above front wheel. But you have to buy basket extra, isn't part of the bike.
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On my set up, the bike closest to the car is only used for a tiny strider bike for my son. That is only because I can turn the handlebars. The second to closest slot is past the vertical bar so swinging is limited because the bike sets against that bar.
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I bought the 3 bikes version. I don't really wish that I had bought the 2 bikes version instead tho. It is nice to know that you can carry 3 bikes instead of 2 and that 1 bike space is pretty convenient to me. I always leave a space in between bike because it's easier for me to space them and tie them down instead of having 2 right side by side with a risk of scratching each other (I always tie them down so they don't swing around). Having 3 bikes on them kinda makes me worry because they don't seem to be the most stable rack out there. When I have 3 bikes I made sure to go slow. Most of the time I won't have up to 3 bikes tho. I bought the 3 bikes version. I don't really wish that I had bought the 2 bikes version instead tho. It is nice to know that you can carry 3 bikes instead of 2 and that 1 bike space is pretty convenient to me. I always leave a space in between bike because it's easier for me to space them and tie them down instead of having 2 right side by side with a risk of scratching each other (I always tie them down so they don't swing around). Having 3 bikes on them kinda makes me worry because they don't seem to be the most stable rack out there. When I have 3 bikes I made sure to go slow. Most of... » Read More I bought the 3 bikes version. I don't really wish that I had bought the 2 bikes version instead tho. It is nice to know that you can carry 3 bikes instead of 2 and that 1 bike space is pretty convenient to me. I always leave a space in between bike because it's easier for me to space them and tie them down instead of having 2 right side by side with a risk of scratching each other (I always tie them down so they don't swing around). Having 3 bikes on them kinda makes me worry because they don't seem to be the most stable rack out there. When I have 3 bikes I made sure to go slow. Most of the time I won't have up to 3 bikes tho. « Show Less
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It would be a very tight fit. I have 4 bicycles and some other equipment and it's tough to move around. Maybe if you mount the 2 bikes on the wall, you could have room for the dirt bikes
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I carry two adult bikes, most of the time; which is half the capacity of the rack. The distance is the width of the uprights, that you see in the picture. I turn the adult bikes the opposite direction, and still, the pedals will have to be moved to accommodate the bikes. However, it's not difficult to find a way to make them fit well! And, the hooks, that the bike tires hang on, move up and down the upright, to allow a better fit!
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This rack is designed for scooters. I am sure there is a way to make it work for a bike but there really is no reason to do that. Carver makes racks for bikes to fit longboards and shortboards. We sell all three of the racks they make on Amazon. Also the bike racks are cheaper then the moped rack.
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yes/no. in order to do it u have 2 build something 2 get it on. my idea is 2 build somethin close 2 a bikes hand brake. it goes from the handles 2 the back of the scooter were it can conect 2 the cartrege. theres a million other (experimental) ways 2 do it. :)
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I use it for storing my bike because I don't want to use the "kick stand" everyday. The chain & back wheel will move freely. Great for lubing the chain. The front wheel will be on the ground & will not move. Hope this helps.
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Because they're modular, they can be stored virtually anywhere. We have limited space so we stored ours in the garage. Great product and highly recommended for limited space. Ar
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Phillis,I repair scooters and electric bikes and I would recommend them. You can purchase them on Amazon or Batterymart.comIf you are not really sure about what batteries to use, check your scooter itself or the manual it came with.If you dont have the manual, can assist you with that.Dave
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Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this helps! Good luck.Benjamin Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this... » Read More Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this helps! Good luck.Benjamin « Show Less
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The will! We also have cruisers though our tires are not quite that wide there is plenty of width in the rings for what you have. BTW, we love this bike rack!!! It holds the bikes perfectly so nothing rubs or bangs together. Best wishes.
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Yes, I have two sets of the Gorilla Rack shelving. I have one set up as seen in the first picture with five shelves. I split the second set of shelves and have one set of three shelves next to the next section of two shelves. I used the remaining two shelves at the top and bottom in order to give it more stability and to store taller items. If you want to use the shelves in two sections as shown in picture #2 perhaps you should think about anchoring the section with no base shelf to the wall or another set of shelving.
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Joe,The rack is adjustable, you can move the rails apart to make room for the larger bikes. I carry two Honda Ruckus on mine and they are fat heavy little scooters.
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Hi Nancy,I talked with our technical team concerning your question. We need to know which model of Ezip bike you purchased. Can you please tell me which Ezip bike you have? We sincerely appreciate your interest in Madboy EV!thanks,Katherine Madboy EV Customer Service