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So—you’ve got an electric trike (maybe an EMOJO, maybe another awesome brand), and now you're ready to take it on the road. Whether it’s for a weekend getaway, a trail ride out of town, or a trip across states, one question always comes up:
Can I haul my electric trike using a hitch rack?
Short answer: Yes—but only with the right kind of rack.
Let’s be real—most standard bike racks just aren’t built for electric trikes.
With their three-wheel layout, extra width, and heavy frame, e-trikes require something tougher and smarter.
This applies whether you ride an EMOJO Caddy, MeetOne Breeze Pro, Mooncool TK Pro, Liberty Trike, Lectric XP Trike, or any other popular model.
If you're shopping for a hitch rack that works with your electric trike, prioritize these features:
One of the most versatile options available?
👉 Enter the EMOJO E-Trike Hitch Rack for Electric Trikes
✅ Pro Tip: Measure your trike’s width and wheelbase before purchasing to ensure proper fit.
Before you hit the road:
Whether you're rolling with an EMOJO or another electric trike, you deserve a transport setup that’s safe, secure, and stress-free. A quality, trike-compatible hitch rack makes real adventures possible—beyond your neighborhood.
Ready to roll?
We’re here to help you find the right rack, answer questions, and get you and your trike road-trip ready.
If you have any questions about any of our electric bikes and trikes, please don't hesitate to contact our friendly customer service team at support@qualityquestbikes.com
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