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Yes, the maxxraxx will work fine ... we've used one for years ... firstly with a trailer.
You can put hoops onto your Erde 122, then bike carriers attached to them ... but, beware that the 122 can only carry two bikes (I made the mistake of carrying three, some years ago, and the pin hinge link for tilting snapped whilst we were climbing a mountain in the Rhone-Alpes ... luckily not much damage ... but Halfords, who had sold us the trailer, initially refused to fix it as they said: "You were carrying three bikes, and it's only capable of two, max." When I pointed out that they had fitted the three bike carriers, they quickly back-peddled, and fixed it for us).
So, you could split two and two ... or all four on a maxxraxx ... but you'd need to check on the total weight of the bikes and the maxxraxx to get a tow ball weight, check that your tow ball can take that when added to the tow bar weight of the trailer.
If you phone maxxraxx they are extremely helpful.
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Topic: Bike rack for an Erde trailer?
