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Thule Epos 2 978

Both attaching the carrier to the tow bar and placing the bikes and locking everything is extremely easy. With the 2 bikes I combined, I did have some conflict between the saddle of one and the handlebars of the other (solved by lowering the saddle). Is presumably so with every towbar rack (unless bikes are 1m apart or so).

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Really well-designed bike carrier. Attaching mountain bikes is child's play, whatever the frame geometry or tube size. You can really feel that Thule has taken the time to think its system through. There's really nothing to complain about.

Bikes are easy to load and unload. Stabiliser bar works super handy.

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After using a Thule "triple carrier" for years, I bought the Epos 2 for reasons of space. It's certainly a bit expensive, but in the past the attachment with the conventional lever arm system was sometimes quite annoying and fiddly. With the new lever system, each wheel can be attached individually and effortlessly. Previously I had "stomach ache" when clamping high-quality carbon frames, but this problem has been solved with the Epos 2. Mounting on the trailer hitch is also completely relaxed. The carrier makes a good quality impression on me. Thule has once again put a lot of thought into this and brought something really new and innovative onto the market. For me, the carrier is worth every penny.

A super bike carrier, especially for bikes that can actually only be properly secured with a strap fastener, due to the frame thickness/shape.

I have used it with both my muscle bike and my e-bike and they fit perfectly. Easy to use and mount and is not heavy, being easy to transport to use. The lights work and look great

After having tried other bike carriers, such as the xlc almada, thule easyfold... by far, the one that best fits my ebike (BH ilynx). Perfect hold.

Finally a bike carrier suitable for mountain bikes. Already had 2 types of Thule carriers (Easyfold and Velocompact) and 2 mountain bikes could not be attached. This Thule Epos has enough space between the 2 bikes for MTBs so they don't touch during transport. And the attachment is so flexible that you can easily mount MTBs (and of course other bikes). Even the straps are long enough to secure the wheels. Top product. Should have been developed years ago. :-)

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