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  1. I've searched the net and not found an adequate answer. Yes, there are
    a few specialty racks for this, but I'm thinking I shouldn't have to do
    that.

    On the new bike, there is a stout eyelet directly across from the top
    brake mount. There are also threaded braze-ons on the seat stays, so
    that end of things is a non-issue.

    So I'm thinking of getting one of the adustable racks, setting it to
    the lowest setting, and using the brake mount and that unthreaded
    eyelet.

    Good idea? Or am I barkin up the wrong tree?

    http://static.flickr.com/48/109381633_ba6bdb73ea_o.jpg
    http://static.flickr.com/44/109381632_ed9418fab4_o.jpg

  2. landotter said:

    I've searched the net and not found an adequate answer. Yes, there are
    a few specialty racks for this, but I'm thinking I shouldn't have to do
    that.

    On the new bike, there is a stout eyelet directly across from the top
    brake mount. There are also threaded braze-ons on the seat stays, so
    that end of things is a non-issue.

    So I'm thinking of getting one of the adustable racks, setting it to
    the lowest setting, and using the brake mount and that unthreaded
    eyelet.

    Good idea? Or am I barkin up the wrong tree?

    Sounds good, just make sure the longer bolt/bar you use on the brake
    mount is nice and sturdy, don't want anything breaking free.

    -Nate

  3. Even better, Alfred E. Bike has this for $23:
    http://aebike.com/page.cfm?PageID=30&action=details&sku=RK7509

    Funny how google works some days and not on others.

    For the googlebot:

    rear bicycle rack for disc brakes

  4. landotter said:

    I've searched the net and not found an adequate answer. Yes, there are
    a few specialty racks for this, but I'm thinking I shouldn't have to do
    that.

    On the new bike, there is a stout eyelet directly across from the top
    brake mount. There are also threaded braze-ons on the seat stays, so
    that end of things is a non-issue.

    So I'm thinking of getting one of the adustable racks, setting it to
    the lowest setting, and using the brake mount and that unthreaded
    eyelet.

    Good idea? Or am I barkin up the wrong tree?

    http://static.flickr.com/48/109381633_ba6bdb73ea_o.jpg
    http://static.flickr.com/44/109381632_ed9418fab4_o.jpg


    There's a disc-specific rack now with asymmetric mounts from
    Axiom $29.95, black only

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  5. landotter said:

    I've searched the net and not found an adequate answer. Yes, there are
    a few specialty racks for this, but I'm thinking I shouldn't have to do
    that.

    On the new bike, there is a stout eyelet directly across from the top
    brake mount. There are also threaded braze-ons on the seat stays, so
    that end of things is a non-issue.

    So I'm thinking of getting one of the adustable racks, setting it to
    the lowest setting, and using the brake mount and that unthreaded
    eyelet.

    Good idea? Or am I barkin up the wrong tree?

    http://static.flickr.com/48/109381633_ba6bdb73ea_o.jpg
    http://static.flickr.com/44/109381632_ed9418fab4_o.jpg

    I just mount the rack to the top disc mount on one side with a slightly
    longer than usual bolt and via a p-clip on the other. Never had any
    problems with this arrangement.

  6. Andrew W said:

    I just mount the rack to the top disc mount on one side with a slightly
    longer than usual bolt and via a p-clip on the other. Never had any
    problems with this arrangement.

    I'm more worried that it will ride high, than that it will work. :P

    Hmmm, maybe I'll try a regular rack after all. The weight limit on the
    disc Delta is a crappy 30 pounds.

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