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BUZZ RACK Scorpion Lite 2 bike folding rack no. 632 Reviews

4.9 Rating 22 Reviews
Quite honsestly the rack exceeded my expectations. I purchased the slightly heavier duty model in case we decide to move to electric cycles in the future. But it holds the two cycles we have at the moment perfectly. We can swap between our camper or our car depending on how we are travelling. it's sturdy, it folds just how you want it to, and althuogh quite bulky it does store easily in the boot or camper when not in use. Locks are good quality. I am very happy with it.
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Posted 4 weeks ago
It was quite tricky to mount the bike rack on the towbar. The instructions are very good but it's adviable to "wiggle" the connection to ensure it's on properly before tightening. Once I'd learned this trick the bike rack was solid and stable, taking my heavy e-bike with ease. I bought the ramp as well which made mounting the bike a doddle. The rack is very well made and sturdy, folding up to a convenient size for storage. I would highly recommend the bike rack.
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Posted 1 month ago
Extremely well made and well designed. Used it for 2 ebikes
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Posted 1 month ago
Well made, easy to use and generous spacing meaning bikes don’t knock off each other and don’t need pedals or handlebars moved. Feels highly secure on the back of the car and tipping function is very simple.
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Posted 1 month ago
Easy to install after being used several times. Bike super sturdy. Buy the ramp if using E-bikes.
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Posted 1 month ago
Seems very sturdy and carries 2 electric road bikes very securely. Quite heavy - mounting it is quite simple but you need to lift it and balance it initially - possibly a 2-person job when I get older! Good value for money.
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Posted 1 month ago
Basic folding rack, can take 2 heavy e=bikes. The fixing to the towbar is tightened with a captive spanner and does a better job imho than some more expensive "single lever - one click" types. There's a little assembly to do, but it is trivial.
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Posted 1 month ago
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Posted 1 month ago