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Spot the difference: E-Rack 2 verse E-Rack 2 Pro

May 12 2026
Spot the difference: E-Rack 2 verse E-Rack 2 Pro

We like to update our racks based on the valuable feedback of our customers. This means we have a few generations of each rack. Our E-Rack 2 was an extremely popular rack, so rather than say goodby to something amazing, we made improvements and released the updated version - the E-Rack 2 Pro. If you are struggling to know which E-Rack 2 version you have, simply check this handy guide.

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Below shows side by side the most visually identifiable features that will help you quickly identify what rack you have. For a complete run down on how the E-Rack 2 was improved to become the E-Rack 2 Pro, have a read of this article.


Updated wheel trays:

E-Rack 2 Pro now fits up to 4" wide tires.

The E-Rack 2 Pro is shown on the left with wide 4" wheel trays. On the right the original E-Rack 2 is shown with narrow wheel trays.
Updated front wheel anti-sway:

The E-Rack 2 Pro has a robust ratchet strap and rotating front cradle to reduce front wheel wobble.

On left the front wheel tray of the E-Rack 2 Pro is visible with a rotating cradle that prevents sway in the front tyre. On the right is a close view of the front wheel tray of the E-Rack 2 which has no rotating cradle and simply features a rubber webbing strap.
Updated wheel guide:

The E-Rack 2 Pro has a deeper wheel guide to help roll the bike across the subframe.

On the left is a close view of the wheel guides at the centre of the E-Rack 2 Pro that helps guide a wheel from one tray to the next. On the right is a close view of the same region on the E-Rack 2 which has no guide.

And lastly, the E-Rack 2 Pro has the model name printed on the upright:

This image shows an Ezigrip E-Rack 2 Pro with an arrow pointing to the very visible logo on the upright that shows the model name.

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An Ezigrip E-Rack 2 is mounted to a van, carrying two electric bikes at the foot of the mountains in New Zealand
An Ezigrip E-Rack 2 is mounted to a van, carrying two electric bikes at the foot of the mountains in New Zealand

Tech Talks

Introducing the Ezigrip E-Rack 2 Pro e-bike rack

We listened when people said they loved our E-Rack 2, if only it had wider wheel trays or an easier strap for the front tyre wobble. So we set about taking on board these suggestions to create the E-Rack 2 Pro. In this article we examine the improvements that have been made to ensure this is truly the bike rack for ebikes.

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A man loads a mtb onto an Ezigrip Enduro 4 bike rack. The bike rack is empty and all uprights are folded down.