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EUFAB Premium 11: foldable 60 kg towbar carrier
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The EUFAB Premium 11 is a towbar-mounted carrier from a German accessories brand, rated to carry 60 kg and designed to fold away when not in use. It suits buyers who want a compact rack that stores in a small garage or shed. The catch is a thin listing: several facts that matter for e-bikes are missing, so treat this review partly as a checklist of questions to put to the seller.
- Bikes
- Not stated
- Total load
- 60 kg
- Per bike
- Not stated
- Carrier weight
- 18.6 kg
- Folds for storage
- Yes
In its favour
- Rated for a 60 kg load, enough for two typical e-bikes.
- Folds for space-saving storage, the maker says.
- EU spare parts are listed as available for 10 years.
Good to know
- The listing does not state how many bikes it takes or the limit per bike.
- No tilt function, tyre width or frame size limit is mentioned.
Our take
What the listing confirms
The specs give a load capacity of 60 kg, a carrier weight of 18.6 kg and dimensions of 54 by 115 by 65 cm. The frame material is alloy steel, it attaches to the towing hitch, and it is marked as foldable. The spec table also promises spare parts in the EU for a decade.
Bullet points describe the build as compact and stable and the storage as space-saving, without giving numbers beyond those in the spec table.
The missing details
The number of bikes is not stated. A 60 kg rating and the shape suggest two, but confirm it. There is also no per-bike limit, no maximum tyre width, no frame clamp range and no mention of a tilt or fold-down function for boot access.
For an e-bike owner, the tyre width and frame clamp size are the two most likely deal breakers. Wide down tubes on e-bikes with frame batteries can be too fat for some clamps, and plus or fat tyres can overhang narrow wheel trays.
Weight and towbar load
At 18.6 kg the Premium 11 is one of the heavier carriers in this group. Two 25 kg e-bikes on top bring the total close to 70 kg, so check your car's permitted nose weight. Taking batteries off for the journey reduces the figure and protects them from road spray.
Compared with better documented racks
The Westfalia BC 60 has the same 60 kg rating but lists tyre width, wheelbase and frame size limits, and confirms boot access. The Thule EasyFold XT 2B also folds and states a 30 kg per-bike limit, which removes the guesswork for heavy bikes.
Against the cheaper EUFAB Crow Basic, the Premium 11 adds 10 kg of payload and a folding frame, but it is also several kilos heavier to lift.
Verdict
The Premium 11 makes sense if you need a folding 60 kg towbar carrier and can confirm bike count, tyre width and clamp size with the seller first. If you would rather have those answers in writing, the Westfalia BC 60 or the Thule EasyFold XT 2B give far more detail.
Compared with alternatives in: Best e-bike racks for cars
Amazon listing title: EUFAB 11521 Premium 11 Rear Carrier for Tow Bar Attachment