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I remain unconvinced about the purpose of these light / low power ebikes, particularly for people who are relatively fit and ride often. I own both a full power Levo, and a Nomad, both set up nearly identically. I grab the Levo when I have limited time (or the dirt is REALLY good) to get as much descending in as short a possible time. On my last ride, I did 3,760 ft in 1:04, and had about 60% of the battery left. According to Spec's info, the Levo SL g2 with range extender would run out of juice in full...

Ask, and you shall receive! Official response from Yakima: "Our vertical racks, HangTight 6 and HangOver 6 both have an overall max gear rating of 225lbs. That testing was done with the weight equally split to represent 37.5lbs per bike. With that in mind, and the bike industry evolving so quickly with e-bikes, we are testing the weight limits per cradle so we can expand the way that we communicate to our customers the upper, per-bike weight limits of our vertical style racks. We are sticklers on the safety of our product and will fully test and vet new limits...