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Mike Hardaker Testing the Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike with a 70+ lbs. E-Bike | Photo Andrew Wee Mountain Weekly News
Heavy-Duty E-Bike Rack Reviews: Teton-Tested

Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Review

Mike Hardaker
July 1, 2022 6 Mins Read
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Perhaps the best solution for transporting e-bikes on your car or truck goes to Hollywood Racks for their Destination E-Bike Rack. The Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack was designed specifically to carry 2 electric bikes with a combined weight of up to 140lbs in total. If you are tired of deadlifting 80lb bikes, the Destination E-Bike Rack is our #1 pick for ‘Best E-Bike Rack with a Ramp’ in our Comprehensive E-Bike Rack Guide.

Trail Map
1 Hollywood Racks Destination Bike Ramp
2 Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Capacity
3 Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Weight
4 Setup
5 No Wobble
6 Clamps
7 Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Pros & Cons
8 Overall Impression

Hollywood Racks Destination Bike Ramp

Man Loading Bike on Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack
Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Makes Loading and Unloading Large E-Bikes a Breeze | Photo Andrew Wee Mountain Weekly News

Thanks to a clever removable ramp, you can easily push any fat tired e-bike or standard e-bikes up and onto the Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack to load and unload your bikes. E-Bikes on average weigh between 40-60lbs, while some of the fat tire hunting bikes or moped bikes are pushing closer to 80lbs.

Being able to roll your bike on and off the ramp really cuts down on injuries that result in lifting an e-bike off the ground. And when not in use the ramp folds up nicely and can be stored in your vehicle or in the bed of your truk.

Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Capacity

Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack with 2 Ebikes Loaded
The E-Bikes Load Opposite to Free Up Space, Loading the Specialized Turbo Tero E-Bike | Photo Andrew Wee Mountain Weekly News

Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack was built to transport 2 e-bikes or standard bicycles at a time.  The heaviest bike is loaded nearest to the vehicle with the front of the bike pointed toward the drivers side. For the second bike it goes in the opposite direction.  This allows the handle bars to be on both sides of your car or truck, taking up less space than if they were side by side.

Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Weight

The Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Racks comes with a standard weight of 46 lbs. without any bikes attached. If you plan to move the rack on and off your vehicle be mindful of this weight as it can be a little tricky to carry the rack around in your hands.

Once the rack is inserted into the trailer hitch the Hollywood Racks Destination Rack has the agility to carry two bikes with up to 70 lbs. per bike.  In our test we had one bike that weighted 87 lbs. which did fine. And numerous days of transporting two heavier fat tire e-bikes at a time.

Setup

Hollywood Racks 2 Capacity E-Bike Rack on the Back of Ford Bronco
Hollywood Racks Destination 2 Rack Offers Clean Look  With Easy Trunk Access | Photo Andrew Wee Mountain Weekly News

Setting up the rack was fairly straight forward and took about an hour. I was able to do this by myself and really liked the fact that it’s essentially tool free to put the rack together and secure it to a vehicle.

There were only 4 screws and 4 corresponding nuts to install on the rack. Otherwise it was ready to rock out of the box.

It does take some time to figure out the attachment arms, and how to get the tilting with pivot working but once locked in place, wow is this rack reliable and easy to use. And even easier to take on and off.

No Wobble

Bike on Truck with Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack with Grand Teton National Park in Background
Wobble Free System Gives Confidence on Dirt Roads | Photo Greg Von Doersten Mountain Weekly News

Hollywood Racks uses a “No Wobble” System that secures your bike rack to a receiver hitch with ease and without having to use a wrench. This cuts down on the slack between the receiver as there are no bolts to tighten to the hitch.

Instead of a wrench there is a knob that you turn, or it’s actually more like a handle.  After a few turns of the handle you take the hitch pin, slide it though the hitch hole and attach a lock and walla.  You have a rack that’s locked into place.

If you’re not a fan of a rack bouncing around this No Wobble System from Hollywood Racks works wonders at elminating slack.  Do keep in mind these racks are rated for “light off-road use” what’s that mean?  Your guess is as good as mine.  But if your on a dirt road, or a road with pot holes it’s best to slow down.  Think of it the same way you would if towing a trailer as your essentially doing the same thing, towing something minus the wheels.

🔥 Click here to compare 2026 prices & availability at the bottom of this review.

Clamps

Hollywood Racks Frame Clamp
All Bike Racks Should Come with a Clamp Like This, Once Teeth Lock It’s in Place for Goodwin this is VTUVIA SN100 Hunting E-Bike | Photo Mountain Weekly News

For securing your bikes to the rack there are 4 points of contact.  The first and most important is the frame grabber / seat post clamp.  When you twist the knob the teeth on the clamp secure around whatever object your mounting too.  It could be the top frame, seat post or down tube.

Locking Specialized Vedo to Bike Rack
Using the Locking Frame Clamps to Secure the Specialized Vedo E-Bike to the Hollywood Racks Destination 2 Rack | Photo Andrew Wee Mountain Weekly News

Then you have 3 sets of ratchets complete with teeth and buckles. Sort of like those found on snowboard bindings and other bike racks in the industry. The ratchets are easy to use and the click sound is noticeable letting you know the buckles are locking into place.  With the largest fat tire bikes we found that only 2 ratchets could be used. However this was plenty to hold the bike as the real securing power comes from the frame grabber/seat grabber on the Hollywood Racks Destination Electric Bicycle Rack.

Man with Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Hunting
The Author Securing His Hunting Bike with Ratchets and Buckles | Photo Greg Von Doersten Mountain Weekly News

Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Easy loading and unloading with removable ramp
  • Securely holds 2 e-bikes with no wobbling
  • Tool-free setup with reliable attachment arms

Cons:

  • Weight of 46 lbs. without bikes.
  • Setup may take about an hour.
  • Rated for “light off-road use”.

Overall Impression

Your normal bike rack was not designed for the weight or size of modern day ebikes.  If you care about your toys then you should have a way to transport them safely, securely and reliably each time you go for a ride. With the Hollywood Racks Destination E-Bike Rack the solution for moving e-bikes with your vehicle has never been easier.

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Which Hollywood Rack is right for you?

  1. For High-End Carbon Frames (No Frame Contact): See the Hollywood Racks CrossTrack 2
  2. For Standard Mountain Bikes (Non-Electric): Is the overbuilt classic. The Sport Rider SE2
  3. For Heavy 80lb Fat Bikes: (Highest weight capacity). Check out the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider E-Bike
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Mike Hardaker is the Founder and CEO of Mountain Weekly News. Based in Jackson Hole for 15 seasons, Mike has spent 24 years vetting technical gear in the world’s most demanding environments. As a Level III Avalanche Professional and alum of Teton Gravity Research, his field expertise spans high-altitude hunting, heavy-duty e-bikes, and snow sports. As of late Mike has been featured on Bloomberg and CNBC to discuss the future of digital media. Mike applies a rigorous auditor’s eye to everything he tests—prioritizing technical provenance over "office-chair" fluff. He is a fierce protector of the Open Web, a leading AEO technical auditor, and a strategist for brands seeking "Source of Truth" status in an AI-driven economy. Connect with Mike: LinkedIn

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