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Ibera Touring Carrier - Compatible with MIK and PAKRAK System - Durable, Lightweight Bike Rack for Secure Cargo Transport

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Arrives Saturday, Jun 29
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Style: PakRak + MIK


Features

  • Compatible with both MIK and PAKRACK system for versatile cargo options
  • Durable and lightweight touring carrier for secure cargo transport during your bike tours
  • Adjustable design fits most bike frames and accommodates various bag sizes
  • Easy installation with included hardware and instructions
  • Sturdy construction ensures stability and reliability on the road

Color: Black


Brand: Ibera


Material: Aluminum


Mounting Type: Rear Seat Mount


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎15.47 x 8.82 x 3.03 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.8 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎Ibera


Warranty Description: ‎1 Year Warranty


Model Name: ‎IB-RA21


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Aluminum


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Manufacturer: ‎Ibera


Style: ‎PakRak + MIK


Included Components: ‎bike rack, hardware


Date First Available: June 29, 2023


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    • Installation was super easy on my bike
Style: Rack
A few weeks ago I bought an old school Gary Fisher steel mountain bike. The intent was to turn it in to a cheap and effective commuter. One of the first orders of business was to find a rear rack. After looking at a lot of different products including the Topeak Explorer, I wound up going with the Ibera PakRak Bicycle Touring Carrier Plus+, Frame-Mounted for Heavier Top & Side Loads, Height Adjustable, Fender Board, for 26"-29" Frames. Installation was super easy on my bike. I’ve also used it with a pair of Ortlieb Back Roller Classic Panniers. The rack and panniers work very well together. The instructions are a bit sparse but really, the steps needed for installation are pretty obvious. The hardware that was included with this rack seemed to be good quality. Some of the significant factors that caused me to pick this rack are as follows. It is height adjustable which allowed me to get it as close as possible to the rear wheel (whit out hitting). It has bars that extend back and down. This was important to me as I don’t want any type of pannier or bag I carry to swing into the back wheel. These bars prevent that from happening. It has a load capacity of 55 lbs (as noted in the Amazon ad). From what my research indicated, this is a substantial load capacity for any rack in this price range. Last thing I would add is it is priced very reasonably, given the quality. All in all, this rack is a good buy in the price range. The only thing I can see steering someone towards another product is if you want a built in, proprietary method of attaching panniers/bins/etc. The Topeak rack seems to be tops in that category, granted it doesn’t have the bar that extends backwards (which was of more importance to me). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2016 by RC
    • Well made
Style: Rack
This is a lot sturdier than I expected. The welds are very nicely done like stacking dimes. It was very easy to install without instructions (bolt on the rear in the two bolt holes by the axle, take the two holder metal bars marked L for left and R for right and screw them into the right and left bolt holes on the bar going down to the rear of the bike below the seat. bend the two holder bars so they can be bolted to the underside of the carrier on the long slots in the carrier's top plate. The screws, nuts and washers are of good quality and fit perfectly on my bike. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by Glenn Yamasaki
    • Decent rack
Style: PakRak + MIK
The rack itself is very good. Installation is super easy and the rack seems solid enough for most applications but why the provided tail light bracket was designed to mount with just one screw is beyond my comprehension. It is an invitation to have your tail light fall off. I did secure the bracket with epoxy and used a couple of cable tie to catch it when (not if) the single screw comes loose. Two screws in the bracket would have earned it 5 stars at virtually no cost to the manufacturer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Curmudgeon
    • Tricky to install on an old Road Bike, but Worth It!
Style: Rack
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I did a similar install per DH's advice (another reviewer) and got a couple 1/2in steel rubber insulated clamps and a set of steel screws and locking nuts. I used the clamps up near the rear brakes, and the screws through the fender eyelets/holes near the rear axle. I had to remove the rear wheel for the installation and make the screws point out, but once all tightened up it's been really sturdy. I really like the flat tray which when close to the tire can serve as a pretty good fender to keep me dry. I haven't tried pannier bags yet, but I know they'll stay out of the spokes with the frame design. I've scratched up the pain a bit from normal use, and it hasn't started rusting yet (7 months so far). Those orange plastic clips are plugging holes in the aluminum and one of them snapped off after a month. They snag on things too easily. Last note, I tried installing this on my Specialized hybrid, but the frame is a bad fit. It would need longer screws plus washers/spacers near the axle, but I know that would make it a lot less sturdy. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The lower rods widen too close to the screw holes and that part rubs. I tried filing the rods down, which helped, but I found that it's really hard to do by hand without messing it up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023 by nohbdy820 nohbdy820
    • Mounting on road bikes with no rack eyelets.
Style: Rack
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Review Image by JH JH
This review is intended primarily for owners of lightweight “road” style bicycles which do not have rack mounting eyelets. The Ibera PakRak is a great bargain. I purchased mine from Amazon for $39.34. I found this rack to be sturdy enough for any use I can reasonably contemplate. My particular concern however is mounting on a road style frame which has no rack mounting eyelets either on the seat lug or the dropouts. I have a collection of such bicycles, any one of which I might wish to use for day trips. If I wish to transport anything more than the repair tools which fit into an under the saddle bag, I must resort to the use of a fanny pack or a backpack. Think wallet, cell phone, U-lock, rain jacket, lunch, etc. A luggage rack mounting a “trunk bag” is my preferred solution, with the option of adding panniers for any greater load requirements. Amazon will sell you a rack made expressly for road bikes for a somewhat higher price – the “Axiom DLX Streamliner Road Cycle Rack.” This rack comes with a very clever set of mounting brackets which mount to the axle – an effective is somewhat cumbersome arrangement when the wheels must be removed to deal with the inevitable flat tire. Unfortunately, the upper mount is designed to attach to the bridge for the caliper brake. Adding another spacer, in effect, to the caliper brake mount would appear to increase the likelihood of loosening and brake pad dragging, not a desirable arrangement. More importantly, for my purposes, this rack is designed to mount panniers only. The top platform is way too narrow for a trunk bag – my preferred carrier. See comparison photo of PakRak next to Axiom DLX. So, how to attach the PakRak? With cable clamps (“P-clamps”). These ingenious devices are in wide use in the construction trades for mounting cables and pipes. Amazon will sell you an array of stainless steel clamps with rubber “cushions” (to protect your paint) for as little as $16.79. One clamp to attach the rack to the seat tube and three more on each side to attach the rack to the chain stays and seat stays. See photos. Is this arrangement secure enough for my trunk bag? Yes. The rack is perfectly stable after an all-day ride on fairly bumpy roads. Would it be secure enough for fully loaded panniers? I don’t know yet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022 by JH JH

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