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.

We have two Riese und Mùller bikes, which can be set up after a short time.

Two EMTBs with 29' rims with no problems; then the attachment depends on the type of ebike frame. But you can say that the outermost one locks everything, you have to do some testing to find the right junction. Personally, I'm very happy.

Super, vielen dank*

Yes, two standard emtb tyres will fit. Exotic versions with oversized tyres will certainly be a different story.

Otherwise, the quality of the product is really good.

Unfortunately the hoop on which the clamps that hold the bikes are fixed is too low, it's well below the upper frame tube and the clamp is often too small to take the lower tube in which the battery is located (on the EasyFold XT3 the hoop seems higher, perhaps it would be better adapted). If these are bikes with rear shock absorbers, it's a problem to fit on the seat tube, some bikes fit, others don't. On my bike (Flyer Uproc 6) it just fits on the first position of the bike carrier. On the second position it's impossible with the original clamps. I solved the problem by buying a clamp that attaches to the first bike (Galaxus item no. 8841394). I also had to order longer wheel straps (Galaxus item no. 6157860).
If I had to do it all over again I wouldn't use the Thule EasyFold, but the Thule EPOS (unfortunately not available from Galaxus). I have a friend who has it and it's really TOP, he hasn't had any problems with any type of bike.

was ist emtb???