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C.J.Patten
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Howdy folks!
I have a KHS folding bike with a soft-tail.
It only has an inch or so of travel but I'd like to add a rear rack for
panniers and most racks seem to attach in two places: near the rear axle and
somewhere along the seat-tube.
You see the problem here - all the racks I've seen are rigid. I need
something that either doesn't attach to those two points or has some kind of
fudge factor to allow for the flex.
I'm not considering converting to a hard tail - it has to be able to flex.
Any suggestions?
FYI: I have a "rack" now that attaches to the seat post alone but it's
designed for a single rear pack, not panniers. (no "sides" that come down to
prevent a pannier from hitting the spokes.)
Perhaps there are some kind of arms I could attach to it that would do the
trick? (if I wanted to use the attach points near the rear axle, once again
I'd have to design a "fudge factor" in to allow for the flex)
Thanks for your time,
Chris
I have a KHS folding bike with a soft-tail.
It only has an inch or so of travel but I'd like to add a rear rack for
panniers and most racks seem to attach in two places: near the rear axle and
somewhere along the seat-tube.
You see the problem here - all the racks I've seen are rigid. I need
something that either doesn't attach to those two points or has some kind of
fudge factor to allow for the flex.
I'm not considering converting to a hard tail - it has to be able to flex.
Any suggestions?
FYI: I have a "rack" now that attaches to the seat post alone but it's
designed for a single rear pack, not panniers. (no "sides" that come down to
prevent a pannier from hitting the spokes.)
Perhaps there are some kind of arms I could attach to it that would do the
trick? (if I wanted to use the attach points near the rear axle, once again
I'd have to design a "fudge factor" in to allow for the flex)
Thanks for your time,
Chris