The Thule EasyFold XT 2 does not require a special Fix4Bike coupling, but fits on normal trailer couplings with 1.25" and 2" hooks. The given product ID "933100" does not seem to match the available information, as most sources give the ID "903202" for the EasyFold XT 2.

If you have a towbar on your car, it will most likely be compatible. The best thing to do is to go to the Thule website and see if they say anything about your vehicle. Normally there is no reason why it shouldn't be as it is standardised. On my Audi SQ5 with the original removable tow bar it is ok.

There is just enough space. A little "fiddling" is required when dismounting the interchangeable plate.

The Thule EasyFold XT 3 bike carrier is designed to be mounted on a tow bar, so it should be compatible with the electrically removable tow bar on your 2018 Ford Kuga ST-Line, provided that the tow bar meets the mounting standards of the bike carrier. Please ensure that the total weight of the bicycles does not exceed the maximum load of 60 kg. To confirm specific compatibility, I recommend you consult the official Thule website or contact an authorised Thule dealer.

Yes, you can unlock the lower part with the foot and the boot becomes accessible because everything is folded forwards.

Yes, the carrier is lockable. Both the carrier itself and the bikes can be secured, which is made possible by integrated locking mechanisms.

That's what I thought at first. You have small rectangles in 2 or 3 places on the surface where the licence plate is to be placed, which you can break out. You can then clip these into the designated places. So it also fits the CH number plate.

To find out whether the bike carrier is compatible with a Ford Transit Custom (nugget), it's important to check the technical specifications of the vehicle and the bike carrier. The Thule EasyFold XT is designed for use with trailer hitches, but I have no specific information on its compatibility with the Ford Transit Custom. Regarding opening the tailgate with a loaded bike, the Thule EasyFold XT generally allows easy access to the boot thanks to an intelligent tilt function, even with bikes fitted. However, this may vary depending on the vehicle model and specific configuration. It is advisable to check the dimensions and functions of the bike carrier against those of your vehicle for optimum compatibility.

The manufacturer also states that this product has an exact fit for FIX4BIKE trailer couplings. https://www.thule.com/de-ch/bike-rack/towbar-bike-racks/thule-easyfold-xt-f-2-_-965500

The Thule EasyFold XT F3 fits on the towbar of a Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet year 2024, provided the vehicle is equipped with a towbar. The EasyFold XT F3 is compatible with 1.25" and 2" towbars, which covers most standard towbars. However, it is advisable to check that the specific towbar of the Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet meets the requirements before installation.

Why shouldn't it fit? I see no reason why it shouldn't fit on any vehicle with a towbar.

That is correct. The Thule EasyFold XT F towbar bike carrier is specially designed for FIX4BIKE towbars. Apart from that, the bike carriers are identical.

The main difference between the Thule EasyFold XT F 2 and the Thule EasyFold XT2 lies in the type of towbar and some specific features: ## towbar - The Thule EasyFold XT F 2 is specially designed for FIX4BIKE towbars, which are made by ORIS. This towbar uses two side bolts on the ball neck as a guiding and securing system, which makes assembly and fastening particularly easy and secure. - The Thule EasyFold XT2, on the other hand, is designed for standard towbars and is not specifically tailored to FIX4BIKE. ## Compatibility - The EasyFold XT F 2 is designed for specific vehicles and towbars thanks to the special FIX4BIKE coupling, while the EasyFold XT2 offers broader compatibility with various towbars. ## Other features - Both models share many user-friendly features such as the fully foldable construction, high loading capacity and the practical folding mechanism. however, the specific design for FIX4BIKE in the EasyFold XT F 2 makes it more tailored to those particular hitch systems. Overall, the EasyFold XT F 2 offers a specialised solution for users with FIX4BIKE hitches, while the EasyFold XT2 has a more general applicability.

I'm regretting it, but I don't know. But in fact, I've already had the bike rack fitted to several removable trailer hitches (Opel, Volkswagen) and it's always worked.

It depends on which hook is on your car. Normal or Fix4Bike ...

Sì, il Thule EasyFold XT 2 è compatibile con il Ford Ranger. Questo rack è progettato per essere utilizzato con camion compatti, tra cui il Ford Ranger.

The Thule Easy Fold XT 3 is delivered fully assembled.

I am transporting a Stromer ST1 and a large mountain bike. Thanks to the 90kg of the transport coupling, another ST1 should be no problem.

Don't know the bike. 60 kg max. together. Remove battery if too heavy. It's best to hire one from Sharely.ch beforehand and try it out. We have had good experiences with this.

I also wanted to fit the Turbo Levo, but it doesn't fit in its original state (the frame is too thick and the geometry doesn't fit), the claws are too small/short and the bracket is too narrow to grip the wheel. However, there are additional rods and larger claws with which this works. I wanted to try this at first, but then decided in favour of the Thule Epos model number 978100 and sent the XT2 back. The Thule Epos model number 978100 is definitely the right choice. The XT2 is probably very suitable for normal frames.

Not that I know of. There's no sign of it.

The bike trailer fits any towbar with a ball. But I don't quite understand what you mean by spare wheel adapter and New Defender. By New Defender do you mean the Land Rover vehicle model?

Have a look here: https://www.rameder.de/150928.html#:~:text=Extend%20the%20loading%20capacity%C3%A4t%20your%20safe%20transport%20to%20destination. &text=To%20transport%20an%20additional%20bicycle%20please%20use%20this%20extension%20phrase.

Yes, you can lock it :-)

My large eMTB has a wheelbase of 124 cm and I ride a tyre with a width of 6.6 cm. That still fits well on the rack. However, a larger wheelbase will be difficult.

no unfortunately not