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• #902
Also I should say I fitted a Pelago commuter front to my orange rx9 last night. Was braced for drama but actually only took an hour and one beer to get it sweet. Mounts on the rear facing mudguard drop outs. Not ideal long term but will do until a sonder Santiago with proper mounts appears in my garage
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• #903
Other than a new fork/having braze on mounts added (which might be an option) What are my options if I want a rack/low riders on my pompetamine commuter bike. Steel disc fork, no mounts other than for mudguards.
Currently use an carradice sqr slim on the seatpost, but may need to swap that for a child(seat) at some point in the future and thinking it would nice to spread the weight rather than use rear panniers
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• #904
That's definitely bodge-able. Extend the triangle brackets with something like:
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/carriers-racks/tubus-rear-rack-extension/and get a longer crown attachment like:
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/carriers-racks/thorn-xl-stainless-steel-carrier-fittings-340-mm-long/ -
• #905
If I level the rack, the bottom right is touching the fork and the triangle mount another inch off fitting and the crown is like 3 inches off!
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• #906
Tubus lm-1 bolt on mounts.
Bottle cage bosses are like £10 drilled and brazed, rack things 5-10, just get 59 of those added!
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• #907
Not wanting to bridge it, just adds too many levels / spaces it out further making an already long bike longer... (has to get round 90deg turn to garden and fits into the shed by a few cm!
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• #908
Hello. I am trying to identify this front rack. Any idea on where I can buy it ? Thanks
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• #909
Hmm, looks like they come as standard on the donkey republic hire bikes?
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• #910
Yes they do here in Paris. But no branding on it whatsoever and the compagny didn’t answered er my email ...
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• #911
Anyone used the Racktime Topit front rack please? Looking for a narrower front rack than my current Spesh Pizza with mid fork mounts. The Topit looks good. My tyres are 29 x 2.2 so also unsure if need the newer Topit Evo or can use the older Topit, which is cheaper! Cheers
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• #912
Just find out which type of security bolts are holding it on and erm, liberate it?
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• #913
Ahah ! I'm too bad, I didn't liberate these racks.
Instead, I bought this:all good so far
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• #914
Remove your surly racks: https://bikerumor.com/2019/10/21/surly-safety-notice-remove-8-pack-and-24-pack-racks-immediately/
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• #915
The same rack involved in spotters accident ?
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• #916
Just the 24/8 pack not the Nice!
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• #917
Just shelled out for a Tubus Grand Expedition for our tandem...
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• #918
How did you get on with this rack? They don't appear to post to the UK, sadly :-(
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• #919
What was that company making front platform racks, steel black, I want to say in poland?
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• #921
Excellent, exactly who I was thinking of, but sadly I have mis-remembered the style of racks they sell.
Does anyone make something a'kin to the Rawland demiporter, but in steel?
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• #922
Rawland demiporter
I was interested so I googled and on the preview got this:
'Our Version 3 (V3) Raidoverks Demiporteur top-load rack is now made of steel for additional strength and durability' -
• #923
In need of a shallow ish basket to bolt onto a surly nice rack, wald?
Needs to be metal and black
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• #924
ah thats interesting. I have a alu demi porter atm and all the eyelets are falling off. Hopefully steel will be better.
Can you not lower it a bit using the other holes in the triangle bracket? It’s not far off fitting? A bit of bending of the fork crown bracket might help- I put mine in a vice to bend and it seems ok.