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Ultimate Hardware Alloy Rear Rack with Sprung Clamp - Black

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Details
Quality Lightweight Black Alloy Rear Rack.
Sprung Luggage Clamp.
Integral Bracket for Rear Light.
Loops for Pannier Hooks.
Adjustable to fit 26" and 700c Wheels.
Weight: 720grams.
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Questions & Answers (1) Q & A
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Product Reviews (4)
Overall Product Rating 4 / 5
Excellent value for money
By Anonymous
08 Sep 2020
5 / 5
I recommend this product
Does what it says on the tin! Versatile enough to modify for fixing to an electric bike with disc brakes.
Sturdy and fit for purpose once fitted.
OK budget rack
By Anonymous
19 Feb 2020
3 / 5
I recommend this product
Consuse of rectangular rather than round sections
Prosbudget Al so light
Bit of a fiddle to assemble, but OK. Wouldn't use for a world tour, but should be OK for local use. Main drawback is the use of 15 x 8mm rounded corner rectangular sections which my R&H click on panniers.
Excellent Rack
By Andy
28 Sep 2012
5 / 5
I recommend this product
very good value, well made and easy to fit. adjustable fittings are a great idea and work well.
Good Value Rack
By Anonymous
26 May 2012
3 / 5
I recommend this product
ConsNeed some mechanical ability to fit it.
ProsCheap, good value.
This is a sturdy rack that copes well with 2 panniers loaded with shopping. It did need a little attention with a file before it would bolt together properly. The fittings have good adjustability.
Questions & Answers (1)
Will This Fit A Folding Bike With 20" Wheels?
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12 Jun 2014
Hi,

This rack is designed to be adjustable between 26" and 700c wheels. As it would be larger than your 20" tyres it would technically fit but the top stays may not reach the frame. Also as the rack would sit much larger than the wheel it is possible it may interfere with the fold.

Thanks.