This week, Kat is giving away a Piston ION eBike rack to one lucky winner. The rack boasts a 100lb per tray capacity and has a retail value of $1,289.Get the full details and specs for this heavy-duty eBike rack, then enter the giveaway for a chance to win.Piston ION eBike RackThe Piston ION is an addition to the Kat Piston Family, purpose-built to carry todays heavy e-bikes. The big difference is its weight limit, especially for eBike riders, with each tray boasting a 100 lb rating for driving on normal conditions.The Piston ION is perfect for cargo e-bikes, eMTB riders, road trips, and more. For use on RVs, the weight limit is 80lbs per tray, and if you venture off-road, Kat suggests a 50lb weight limit. To make it easier to load these hefty bikes, the rack comes with an aluminum ramp, which attaches to the tire arm joint once the rack is pulled down.The Piston ION uses the brands tool-free FastFit system that adjusts to fit different wheel sizes. The rack will fit 18-29 bikes and tires up to 4.8 wide, with some room for fenders, too. Another great feature is Kats PedalPivot, which lets you raise or lower the rack using a foot pedal. You can read more about the Piston ION eBike rack in our review.For security, the rack includes a stainless steel barrel hitch lock and a semi-integrated 12mm lock cable. You can also add accessories like the Light Kit and License Plate Mount. The Piston ION comes with Kats No Worries Limited Warranty.Now enter to win one!Kat Piston ION eBike Rack SpecsTrays: 2Capacity Per Tray: 100 lbs.Per Tray on Chassis-Mounted RV Hitch: 80 lbs.Max Wheelbase: 57 with use of Strap Extender KitWheel Size Range: 18-29Max Tire Width: 4.8KatMore About Kat Kat designs products to last a long time, boast unmatched style, and earn the reputation of being a leader in feature innovation. It gives back to our planet through its Future Forest Initiative. Kat backs up its build quality with a No Worries Limited Warranty.Kat sponsored this article.The post Reader Giveaway: Kat Piston ION eBike Rack appeared first on Bikerumor.