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It's 770 grams, real light compared to racks that offer similar options.
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The only thing you need is threaded holes in the middle of your fork legs. The rack comes with a little triangle for extra options but in my case (and I believe most cases) the hole ligned up perfectly with the rack and installation was a breeze. I did use slightly longer bolts since the ones that were included were a bit short for my set-up.
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The only thing you need is threaded holes in the middle of your fork legs. The rack comes with a little triangle for extra options but in my case (and I believe most cases) the hole ligned up perfectly with the rack and installation was a breeze. I did use slightly longer bolts since the ones that were included were a bit short for my set-up.
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First post, hi everyone! After touring through Japan last year with backrollers on Blackburn lowrider racks I missed a top platform for extra storage/quick access. I was about to order a Pass and Stow Standard rack when I found out Specialized had finally released the Pizza Rack.
My LBS here in Belgium said he couldn't order it so I found it online at hibike.de.
It's reasonably priced (69 Euro) and a real 'you get what you pay for' type deal. It's not the sturdiest but very light and packable. Only downside is that the Pizza Rack doesn't seem to fit Ortlieb Classic backrollers.The picture is the bike in full commute mode, for travel I get rid of the fenders and back rack.
@larsenroad Where did you find that luggage net? It looks proper.