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thule epos 2 fahrrad xxl Thule Epos für 2 FahrräderThule Epos 2bike (978100) Der Thule Epos 2bike ist der Fahrradtrger, der das Beladen endlich so unkompliziert macht, wie es sein sollte einfach auflegen, sichern, losfahren. Mit seinem innovativen ausziehbaren Befestigungssystem nimmst Du jede Fahrradtype mit, egal ob E Bike, Mountainbike oder Rennrad. Ausgezeichnet mit dem iF Design Award und dem Red Dot 2024 setzt dieser Trger Mastbe in Sachen Design, Sicherheit und Alltagstauglichkeit. Produkt

Thule Epos 2bike (978100)

Der Thule Epos 2bike ist der Fahrradträger, der das Beladen endlich so unkompliziert macht, wie es sein sollte – einfach auflegen, sichern, losfahren. Mit seinem innovativen ausziehbaren Befestigungssystem nimmst Du jede Fahrradtype mit, egal ob E-Bike, Mountainbike oder Rennrad. Ausgezeichnet mit dem iF Design Award und dem Red Dot 2024 setzt dieser Träger Maßstäbe in Sachen Design, Sicherheit und Alltagstauglichkeit.

Produkt-Highlights

  • Universelles Befestigungssystem: Dank des ausziehbaren Haltesystems kannst Du Dein Fahrrad flexibel am Rahmen oder Hinterrad fixieren – passt sich an nahezu jeden Fahrradtyp an.
  • Schnelles Aufladen: Minimaler Aufwand, maximaler Komfort – das clevere Design sorgt dafür, dass Du Deine Räder in Sekunden sicher verladen hast.
  • Mehrfach preisgekrönt: iF Design Award 2024, Red Dot Winner 2024 und Auto Bild Testsieger 2026 – der Epos 2bike überzeugt Experten und Alltagsnutzer gleichermaßen.
  • Crashtest-geprüfte Sicherheit: Im Thule Test Center unter realen Crashtest-Bedingungen getestet – Deine Bikes und Dein Fahrzeug sind rundum geschützt.
  • Langlebige Verarbeitung: Verschleißsimulationen im Thule Testcenter garantieren, dass der Träger auch nach intensivem Dauereinsatz zuverlässig funktioniert.
  • Detailverliebt bis ins Letzte: Durchdachte Kleinigkeiten wie rutschfeste Auflagen, sauberes Kabelmanagement und eine intuitive Bedienung machen den Unterschied auf jeder Tour.

Ausführliche Produktbeschreibung

Einfach laden, einfach fahren – der Epos 2bike macht den Unterschied

Wer kennt das nicht: Man steht mit dem Bike am Auto und das Verladen wird zum kleinen Kraftakt. Der Thule Epos 2bike räumt mit dieser Frustration auf. Das innovative ausziehbare Befestigungssystem erlaubt es Dir, Dein Fahrrad in wenigen Handgriffen sicher zu positionieren – ohne Gefummel, ohne zweite Hand, ohne Kompromisse. Ob Du alleine unterwegs bist oder mit der ganzen Familie startest, der Epos 2bike passt sich Deinem Alltag an, nicht umgekehrt.

Für jedes Bike, für jedes Abenteuer

Fettes E-Bike, schlankes Rennrad oder vollgefederter Trail-Bolide – der Thule Epos 2bike kommt mit nahezu allen Fahrradtypen klar. Die variabel einstellbaren Haltearme lassen sich an Rahmen oder Hinterrad befestigen, sodass Du flexibel bleibst, egal was gerade im Keller steht. Das gibt Dir die Freiheit, spontan das passende Bike für die jeweilige Route zu wählen, ohne lang an der Montagetechnik zu tüfteln.

Sicherheit, die Du spüren kannst

Thule nimmt Tests ernst – und das merkt man. Der Epos 2bike wurde im Thule Test Center einem rigorosen Crashtest unterzogen und Verschleißsimulationen ausgesetzt, die dem realen Einsatz über Jahre entsprechen. Das Ergebnis: Ein Fahrradträger, dem Du voll vertrauen kannst, ob auf der Stadtautobahn oder auf dem Weg zum Trailhead in den Alpen. Dazu kommen rutschfeste Auflagen und ein stabiles Klemmsystem, das Dein Bike sicher an Ort und Stelle hält – auch auf langen Etappen mit Kopfsteinpflaster und Schlaglöchern.

Design, das Preise gewinnt – und Dich überzeugt

Der iF Design Award 2024 und der Red Dot Winner 2024 sind keine Selbstverständlichkeit – sie stehen für Produkte, die funktionales Denken und ästhetischen Anspruch perfekt vereinen. Der Thule Epos 2bike sieht an Deinem Fahrzeug nicht nur gut aus, er ist auch bis ins kleinste Detail durchdacht: klare Linien, hochwertige Materialien und eine Bedienlogik, die sich nach wenigen Minuten wie selbstverständlich anfühlt. Und wenn die Fachjuroren das genauso sehen wie Auto Bild – dann weißt Du, dass Du beim Kauf alles richtig machst.

Für wen ist dieses Produkt ideal?

  • Aktive Familien: Wer regelmäßig mit unterschiedlichen Fahrrädern – vom Kinderrad bis zum Trekking-Bike der Eltern – startet, schätzt die unkomplizierte Flexibilität des Epos 2bike.
  • E-Bike-Fahrende: Schwere E-Bikes sicher und komfortabel zu verladen ist mit dem Epos 2bike kein Problem – das System ist auf das höhere Gewicht moderner Pedelecs ausgelegt.
  • MTB- und Trailbike-Enthusiasten: Wer am Wochenende in die Berge fährt und dabei Zeit sparen will, kommt mit dem schnellen Beladesystem des Epos 2bike entspannt los.
  • Design- und Qualitätsbewusste: Für alle, die bei Outdoorausrüstung keine Kompromisse eingehen und nur das Beste am Auto haben möchten – preisgekrönt, getestet, bewährt.

FAQ

Für welche Fahrradtypen ist der Thule Epos 2bike geeignet?

Der Thule Epos 2bike ist für nahezu alle gängigen Fahrradtypen geeignet – darunter Mountainbikes, Trekking-Bikes, Rennräder, E-Bikes und Fatbikes. Dank des flexiblen Befestigungssystems kannst Du das Bike am Rahmen oder am Hinterrad fixieren, was Dir maximale Anpassungsmöglichkeiten gibt.

Ist der Träger auch für schwere E-Bikes geeignet?

Ja. Der Thule Epos 2bike ist auf die höheren Gewichte moderner E-Bikes ausgelegt. Bitte beachte dabei stets die maximale Zuladung Deines Fahrzeugs sowie die angegebene Traglast des Trägers, um sicher unterwegs zu sein.

Wie wird der Thule Epos 2bike am Fahrzeug befestigt?

Der Epos 2bike wird auf dem Dachträger Deines Fahrzeugs montiert. Welche Montagevariante für Dein Fahrzeug passt, kannst Du ganz einfach über den Fahrzeugkonfigurator auf der Produktseite herausfinden – einfach Fahrzeug auswählen und die passende Anleitung anzeigen lassen.

Welche Auszeichnungen hat der Thule Epos 2bike erhalten?

Der Thule Epos 2bike ist mehrfach ausgezeichnet: Er gewann den iF Design Award 2024, den Red Dot Award 2024 als Winner sowie den Titel Auto Bild Testsieger 2026. Zusätzlich wurde er im Thule Test Center umfangreichen Crashtest- und Verschleißsimulationen unterzogen – ein Zeichen für höchste Qualitätsansprüche.

Bereit für das nächste Abenteuer?

Schnapp Dir den Thule Epos 2bike, lad Deine Bikes auf und mach Dich auf den Weg – die nächste Trail-Session, der nächste Bikepark oder das nächste Wochenende in den Bergen wartet auf Dich. Leg einfach los.

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