Feedback Sports RAKK 2.0 E Storage Stand Review

I found the Rakk 2.0 E to be extremely easy to use and set up. Once out of its 100% recyclable packaging (kudos to Feedback), users will need to attach its two legs with a series of four bolts, assemble and attach the wheel pulley to the stand’s swing arm, and attach the press-fit charger tray. I liked that this could be positioned on either side of the stand.

The wheel pulley can be mounted in one of three configurations; the lowest is intended for bikes with 20” wheels, the second fits 22”-26” wheels, and the third accommodates e-bikes with 27.5”-29” wheels. To change the pulley’s position, a bolt needs to be removed and a guide on the swing arm aligned with the intended configuration before reattachment.

Once installed, a charger can be secured to the charger tray with an included velcro strap. Grip tape is provided to help keep it in place, though it seemed to work best on chargers with rubber feet. The RAKK 2.0 E includes two magnets that can be attached to charging cables with zip ties and then mounted to the stand itself as desired.

All in all, I thought the process was simple, and an assembly guide video is available on the RAKK 2.0 E’s FAQ page on Feedback’s website. A quick-release mechanism would make changing the wheel pulley’s position easier, but assuming that most users will use the RAKK for a single bike, it should not be a significant concern.

Once the RAKK 2.0 E is set up with the wheel pulley in the correct position and the swing arm deployed, either the front or rear wheel of an e-bike can be set into the wheel slot. The spring-loaded swing arm adjusts to catch the wheel, and the bike is then securely held in place.

I tested the RAKK with a selection of e-bikes with as much variation in weight, wheel size, and tire width as possible. This included models weighing between roughly 40 lbs to 85 lbs (which, to be clear, is beyond the stand’s advertised weight capacity). I also tested bikes with 20-29” wheels and tires ranging from 40mm to 4.5” in width.

In all cases, the stand felt stable and held each bike securely. With the charger in place, there was inevitably some portion of its length to manage when not connected to the bike, but the magnetic cable attachments were an effective solution for routing the cables.

Once the tray, the charger, and the bike were in place, the stand felt like a true charging station instead of simply a parking spot.

When needed, the RAKK 2.0 E stand can fold almost completely flat for storage. The wheel pulley must be in its highest position on the swing arm, and a pin on the bottom of the arm must be released so it can fold down.

In its flat state, the stand measures approximately 17.5” W x 20.625” L x 4.5” H (at the wheel pulley).

Overall, the process is straightforward, but I found the release pin on the bottom of the arm to be somewhat difficult to use. I would have preferred a more robust release mechanism with easier access, but the process got easier with repeated use.