Thule Epos boot rack

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Thule Epos | Thule | United Kingdom

Thule Epos - Thule Epos bike rack fits all types of bikes and is fast, easy and convenient to use – it takes minimal effort to mount bikes thanks to an innovative telescopic bike attachment system. The bike arms simply let you attach your bike anywhere on the frame or the rear wheel, providing...

www.thule.com

This is the latest in the line of tilting, folding boot bike racks from Thule. Looks like an EasyFold XT on steroids.


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[Dave-Clarke-5]

Thule Epos | Thule | United Kingdom

Thule Epos - Thule Epos bike rack fits all types of bikes and is fast, easy and convenient to use – it takes minimal effort to mount bikes thanks to an innovative telescopic bike attachment system. The bike arms simply let you attach your bike anywhere on the frame or the rear wheel, providing...

www.thule.com

This is the latest in the line of tilting, folding boot bike racks from Thule. Looks like an EasyFold XT on steroids.


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Hi, dose anyone know if it tilts far enough away from the tailgate to open it? Have tried the epos 2 and that doesn’t worK.
thanks

 

[Gliderbee California 6.1]

I also have a question about these, since I have two cars:
- a Land Rover Defender 90 (the old model)
- a California 6.1.

I need a bike rack that can be used on both.

On most bike racks, the vertical bar hinders in mounting it on my Defender, because of the spare wheel on the back door.

I do have a bike rack without the vertical part that fits the Defender (it's meant for three bikes but I can mount two bikes because of the spare wheel):



BUT: when mouning it on the California with the removable tow bar, I can't open the hatch: the knob for securing the rack is too high ....


So, from the look of it, the Thule Epos 3 might fit both, as appartently, it does not have the vertical part.

Can anyone confirm this ? Any other solutions ?

Thanks,
Stefan.