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landotter
Guest
I just received their Bor Yeuh rear "Urban" rack and the Nashbar Front
rack in my mailbox. Upon inspection, they're pretty nice. I've had a
couple of the "Bore You"s before with great luck. 12 for the rear and
8 bucks for the front.
Neither come with instructions, so if you get them:
Here's the PDF for the front:
http://www.nashbar.com/tech/pdf_files/NA-FRR.pdf
Front mounts to brake studs with spacers and included long screws--
they're pretty nasty looking, so pick up some stainless replacements.
Other than that, it's a brilliant little rack. I JB Welded a LED light
on the underside whose bar mount had gone titsup. Looks awesome. The
black bit of hardware is a reflector mount, it had me scratching my
head for a while. It goes in the front, of course.
Rear: when you screw on the two dropout struts, have the large hole
up, that's what you use to bungee stuff. The seat stay struts use dome
screws one goes in the hole, then in the vertical slot on the rack,
then a washer and a nut. The other dome screw goes in the horizontals.
It's strong as hell and worth 12 bucks easy.
Both go great with my fly new black Greenfield kickstand. Together,
the accessories should be effective at attracting wimmen good at math.
B-)
rack in my mailbox. Upon inspection, they're pretty nice. I've had a
couple of the "Bore You"s before with great luck. 12 for the rear and
8 bucks for the front.
Neither come with instructions, so if you get them:
Here's the PDF for the front:
http://www.nashbar.com/tech/pdf_files/NA-FRR.pdf
Front mounts to brake studs with spacers and included long screws--
they're pretty nasty looking, so pick up some stainless replacements.
Other than that, it's a brilliant little rack. I JB Welded a LED light
on the underside whose bar mount had gone titsup. Looks awesome. The
black bit of hardware is a reflector mount, it had me scratching my
head for a while. It goes in the front, of course.
Rear: when you screw on the two dropout struts, have the large hole
up, that's what you use to bungee stuff. The seat stay struts use dome
screws one goes in the hole, then in the vertical slot on the rack,
then a washer and a nut. The other dome screw goes in the horizontals.
It's strong as hell and worth 12 bucks easy.
Both go great with my fly new black Greenfield kickstand. Together,
the accessories should be effective at attracting wimmen good at math.
B-)
