Found: Rear rack for panniers

Posted on Sat 21st, August 2021

• #1

tjmw

I've just discovered the skinny rear rack I have doesn't clear the 35mm tyres I'm running on my Surly Straggler. So looking for another rear rack, ideally black but not too fussed. Collection in North London would be amazing. Cheers!
• #2

Fleecy

Hi

What kind of mounts do you have on the frame? I’ve a spare rack that mounts to the seat-stay bridge only, not to mounts on the outside of the seat-stays.

Let me know if that might work.

Cheers
• #3

tjmw in reply to @Fleecy

Hey Fleecy thanks for the reply. Yeah I’ve got mount points on the outside of the seatstays (and down by the dropouts). Any ideas what model your rack is? (or got a photo to share if you can be bothered!) Cheers!

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