Anyone ever carried a Electra Townie with this?
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I have a pedal assist trek bike and I also have this particular Yakima rack. I do carry the bike on the rack, however, I remove as much weight from the bike as I can, such as the battery and panniers and so far have not had any problems. Its a great rack, I love the tilt so I can open my hatch and I especially love how it folds up so neatly behind my vehicle. Also love the integrated locks that come with it. I originally wanted to purchase the Hollywood sport rider SE2 rack made specifically for electric bikes and it holds 80lbs per bike, however it only came in a 2" inch hitch size so I bought the Yakama and am very pleased. I've only had over the 2014 summer season. I have a pedal assist trek bike and I also have this particular Yakima rack. I do carry the bike on the rack, however, I remove as much weight from the bike as I can, such as the battery and panniers and so far have not had any problems. Its a great rack, I love the tilt so I can open my hatch and I especially love how it folds up so neatly behind my vehicle. Also love the integrated locks that come with it. I originally wanted to purchase the Hollywood sport rider SE2 rack made specifically for electric bikes and it holds 80lbs per bike, however it only came in a 2" inch hitch size so... » Read More I have a pedal assist trek bike and I also have this particular Yakima rack. I do carry the bike on the rack, however, I remove as much weight from the bike as I can, such as the battery and panniers and so far have not had any problems. Its a great rack, I love the tilt so I can open my hatch and I especially love how it folds up so neatly behind my vehicle. Also love the integrated locks that come with it. I originally wanted to purchase the Hollywood sport rider SE2 rack made specifically for electric bikes and it holds 80lbs per bike, however it only came in a 2" inch hitch size so I bought the Yakama and am very pleased. I've only had over the 2014 summer season. « Show Less
211895
No. But it works fine for Raleigh Detour 4.5, Specialized crossroads sp and an 80's road bike
1818355
It has been for me. I did purchase 2 batteries and carry both with me when I know I'll be using the camera.
1093108
I fit one in but it was overly tight and made that part of the strap too straight and bulgy to be comfortable, so I only keep SD cards in the pocket. I had a cheap little leatherman type tool that had a belt holster I never used, so I attached that holster to the strap and it holds my spare battery perfectly.
1814681
I have carried it in my pocketbook for years and had no problem. Follow the directions, don't forget it is there.
1907208
No. I hated mine. Ended up taking it to the dump and getting a Baby Jogger City Mini and I LOVE it! The Peg Perego was awkward, flimsy and could not handle even the slightest bump in the sidewalk - nearly dumped it over a few times with my girls in it. It was awful.
2018818
The company where I bought mine sold the power adapter as an accessory. However, I rarely have to replace batteries, and I use the My Weigh almost daily.
1985251
I carried mine in my pocket everyday, untill It got packed up during a recent move ( I ordered another one cuz I hate going without it, it should arrive tomorrow). there were a couple instances where it turned on in my pocket but there is a very audible click so I've known everytime it's happened.
499611
Yes, I've done so. Can carry the radio in a backpack or on your belt. Not safe in traffic. Best to use it when you stop cycling.
1539721
Yes, when I carry it in my pocket, it does. It should be carried in a case or a wallet or in a tight space. Almost lost the batteries twice.
111052
I carry tons of stuffin mine. I have two models and always have one with me.
1424893
I haven't yet. I hope I never have to. I DO carry it with me if I feel the environment is "sketchy."
1306806
I carry mine in a small tote bag --- along with other electrical hookups I might need for presentations. There is a small indentation on the bottom you can pick up and carry.
371161
I haven't tried that (have an e-bike kit in my basement, but never got round to installing it). The bag is probably a reasonable size and shape, and sturdy enough. But it gets awkward to wheel it around with a heavy bag of groceries high up on the rack, and the same might apply to putting a heavy battery pack that high up. It's an awesome bag for lightweight stuff like lock, rainpants, lunch (especially because you can unclip it quickly and carry it with the shoulder strap).
645397
I've been carrying one for over a year and I don't think mine has ever came on when I didn't want it to. I'm climbing in and out of trucks and equipment all the time. I guess something might hit the button once in a while but it has to click for it to stay on.
498394
Yes, I got an corded impact driver and all my sockets in one. It'll hold more than you want to carry.
1135620
Yes I have. It works very well and fits snuggly so it won't break easily like other ones I've had in the past.
2021576
No, I didn't have success with leaving it my purse for prolonged periods of time. I find I have to charge it each time I take it.