ezlift
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Hello from Vernon, BC
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ezlift
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Hello all, I am an avid ebike rider and I ride every day at various locations in and around our beautiful Okanagan Valley. I am getting a bit older and I hurt my back 2 years ago loading my ebikes after a long ride. After years of lifting heavy things I've had enough so I created Lift Caddy. An electric lift assist elevator for ebikes. No more lifting heavy bikes for me. If you are feeling the same way, please check out ezliftcaddy.com
I look forward to your feedback. Cheers
I look forward to your feedback. Cheers
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JerryB
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Welcome....nice loading rig.....have fun...be safe.
Smaug
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Welcome from SE Wisconsin.
addertooth
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My, that is a clever arrangement.
So, this is 35 extra # before you even get to the rack and bikes? I can see this for a heavy e bike rack and 2 e bikes if you have a 400# rated square hitch. But we hook our bikes to the back of our Escape 5.0 TA bed hitch trailer. That square hitch is rated for 150# and we are crowding that with our HD hitch, Evelo Aurora with Envioili auto hub, Biktrix Stunner, with 5 speed IGH, and a thick bike cover. I take off batteries, packs, and even the seats to lighten them up. So, no thanks for us and anyone like us.
ezlift
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Yes it seems like your hitch is light duty so I can see your point. Happy riding and thanks for your feedback. Regards
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Keep the spamming of your product to This Thread.
What made you think that my hitch was "light duty"? I'm not insulted, but it's not. It can hold 2 heavy e bikes and their cover easily.
I'll try and improve on making my point. It is that, if you are hitch weight limited, as I am on my Escape, and if you already have have a, heavy duty, heavy weight rack, and 2 heavier e bikes and a heavy cover, as I do, then you can't stand the extra weight. The caddy looks worthwhile to many/most users who have square receivers that can stand the weight.
I don't mind. Seen a lot worse, and I'm ignorant of these products. Hopefully, most of us would shop before shelling cash anyway..
ezlift
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Well said, You make a very important point in defining the importance of weight capacity. Thanks again for your feedback. Cheers
