I would appreciate recommendations for a substantial rear rack. I've looked at a lot online and in person, and they seem to be much of a muchness.
I'm looking for something rock solid, that extends as far back as practical.
Ideas?
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This is the beefiest I've come across, mega solid and a good size;
http://search.bikmo.com/blackburn/ex-2-rear-pannier-rack
Or if you want ultimate strength (at a price!) then;
http://search.bikmo.com/surly/nice-rear-pannier-rack
Others...
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[IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/297815/width/500/height/1000[/IMG] As a touring cyclist as well as a commuter I am a big fan of Tubus racks. Light and very strong. On my Surly Long Haul Trucker I have a Tubus Cargo Expedition but there are lighter options. My front rack is a Tubus Tara. Andrew
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Cool picture, is that seat angle serious?
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maydog said:
Cool picture, is that seat angle serious?
Yep ... I guess you are not familiar with Brooks Saddles ... BTW rode around 3,000 kilometres on that ride with that saddle 🙂 Andrew
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"Cool picture, is that seat angle serious?"<high C> YEEEESSSSSSSS!
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Aushiker's bars appear to be higher than the nose of his Brooks. Bolt upright position.
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