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West Biking

West Biking 110Lb Capacity Almost Universal Adjustable Bike Cargo Rack Cycling Equipment Stand Footstock Bicycle Luggage Carrier Racks with Reflective Logo

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Features

  • Aluminum Alloy Material - Suitable for most bicycles, Such as road bike, mountain bike, fat bike, etc. (Kids' bike and Trek Verve can not be used,Please note: do not carry children directly ). Come with tools and installation instruction, Easy to install. The Rack body is adjustable in size.
  • Dimension - Shelf Length 55 cm, Width 14.5 cm; Panel Length 35.5 cm; Width 14.5 cm. (Seat Tube Diameter 2.2-3.3 cm / 0.85-1.3") adjustable for kinds of bikes. Easy to Mount.It is perfect for use with panniers, backpacks, baskets, and more !
  • [UNPACK] - 1 * Rack Body, 6 * Support Bar, 7 * Screws, 2 * Rubber Gasket, 2 * Form Gasket, 1 * Reflector, 1 * Install Instruction, 1 set *Installation tool ,1 * free Keychain (Gift) NOTE: Come with the installation tool if not received please contact us reissue
  • Safety - Red rear reflector increase visibility on the night cycling to ensure your night cycling safety. NOTE: This product is specifically sold by West Biking, this brand homexjy will not not not be shipped, please buy with caution ! ! !

Color: Black


Brand: West Biking


Material: Aluminum


Item Weight: 1.1 Kilograms


Mounting Type: Rear Seat Mount


Color: ‎Black


Brand: ‎West Biking


Material: ‎Aluminum


Item Weight: ‎1.1 Kilograms


Mounting Type: ‎Rear Seat Mount


Orientation: ‎Rear


Product Dimensions: ‎14.1"L x 5.5"W x 5.9"H


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎21 x 7.5 x 3.2 inches


Package Weight: ‎1.13 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎West Biking


Manufacturer: ‎West Biking


Part Number: ‎YP0712001


Date First Available: May 15, 2015


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    • Using this for an e-bike battery rack.
Color: Black
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Since I wanted a back rack for my battery, I looked at a few batteries that included a back rack with the purchase of the battery. However, all of the reviews of these racks were pretty bad stating that the racks were flimsy and not very good quality. I also believed that I would have trouble finding a way to mount their included rack onto the bike that I have. So I instead purchased this rack for my battery and with a few alteration I was able to make it work and am much happier with the result. Here is my process for using this rack for my electric bicycle. Photo 1: Here is this rack holding my e-bike battery pack. The battery weighs 11 pounds so the rack will have no trouble with this amount of weight. The description says that it has a 110 pound capacity but really don't think I would trust it with more than 50 pounds safely. When I first got it, I was really surprised at exactly how light this rack is. Of course, it's supposed to be light so that it doesn't weigh down the bicycle. The tubing is very tough and I don't think I could bend it by hand. One of the main things I wondered about was if the rack would end up being level depending on the angle of my seat post. Surprisingly enough, it's very level. Maybe most bicycles use the same angle for their seat posts. Photo 2: On this bike, there was no way to clamp this around the main seat post. At the top of the seat post is the clamp that holds the height of the seat. If I took off this clamp, the seat would fall down. My only choice was to clap this round the smaller tube the seat is mounted on. However, the clamp included in the kit is too large to effectively clamp around this smaller diameter of tube. To solve this, I had a scrap of vinyl tubing that I cut to fill the space. This tubing measured 1 inch outside diameter and 3/4 inch inside diameter. I was able to find this at my local hardware store. With the tubing in place, the clamp on the rack fit nice and tight. Photo 3: The main clamp is a good quality and works very well. The main washer and black plastic insert are already in place on the main clamp. Just be sure you put them directly under the main lever (on the outside of the front clamp face) or the clamp won't work properly. Photo 4: My battery pack was just a bit too long to fit flat down on the rack. This would not have been a problem except that the flat bed of the rack is recessed about 3/16" with the outer ring of metal tubing sticking up around the outside edge. Since the bottom holder of my battery needs to have a flat surface to mount onto, I had to create some spacers out of plastic. They are different thicknesses because my particular battery mount is not exactly flat all the way across. I drilled smaller holes into the rack and used large sheet metal screws. I screwed them in to cut the threads and then removed the screws so that it would be easier to put the screws back in when installing the battery mount. Photo 5: I probably should back up just a bit. You can slide the main bar off the the rack but to do so you have to remove the clip on the end that holds the back reflector. This clip is riveted on so you'll have to drill it out like I did. It would have been a lot easier if they would have used a simple bolt to do this. Photo 6: This is a view of the underside of the rack. When mounting something onto the flat bed of the rack, your screws cannot be too long or they will hit the main bar underneath. You have about 1/2" of extra space for screws to protrude through the bottom of the bed. Photo 7: Originally I had intended to put lock washers under the sheet metal screws here. Unfortunately the screw heads protruded up too far and the battery would not slide into place so I had to discard the lock washers and use liquid thread lock on the machine screw threads instead. You cannot see the third mounting screw because it is located under the black plastic part of the mount. This black plastic piece must be removed to get to the final mounting screw. Photo 8: Here is the battery fully mounted onto the rack. Make sure the battery can easily slide on and off. Photo 9: I did not attach the saddle bag mounts onto the side of the rack but there were way more screws left over than I had expected. I'm thinking that someone included an extra bag of screws by mistake. It's nice that they included the wrenches so no other tools were needed to put this on the bike. At one point I had stripped out one of the screws (or nuts) so having extra screws was nice. Overall I think this rack was well worth the money and will hold up very well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023 by Joanne Hirst Joanne Hirst
    • Terrific Rack
Color: Black
Got this rack for a 4-day, 184-mile bike trip. I liked it due to the added stability of the braces that attach to the bike frame. My wife got one that attached only to the seat post and by day 2 it was starting to get loose and had to be repeatedly re-tightened - hard! I did not use the pannier bag braces as I only had a small bag on top but I’m sure they would work well if you were using panniers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023 by Dave B.
    • Saturday and easy to install
Color: Black
I haven’t taken any long rides with this yet, but riding several days a week this has been wonderful. The quality is excellent for the price and the installation was straight forward and the instructions very clear. It came with a dozen or so extra nuts, bolts and washers so that’s a nice touch. I’ve put a decent amount of weight on this with my saddle bags and haven’t had any issues whatsoever. Once it’s tightened down it stays out and can hold quite a bit of weight. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 by Andrew
    • Good product, installation should be easier
Color: Black
I attached this to a regular street bike and it fits well. It comes with more than enough hardware. But the 2-headed crescent wrench that comes with the kit doesn't fit the bolts, and the threads are tight. So you'll either need your own crescent set or just use a pair of pliers. Also the rubber pads that fit inside the clamps don't snap in place the way the video shows, so they'll start falling out when you attach the clamps. And I still have to figure out how to keep the clamps from interfering with the derailleur cable. The YouTube installation video made it look quick and simple, but that's a bit of wishful thinking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023 by Bob Flisser
    • Will not work well on XL or XXL frames
Color: Black
XL frame bike does not allow me to put the rack where I want it due to the very short telescoping frame of the rack. I need the rack further back but the rails do not extend far enough to put it where I need it. Otherwise it’s quite sturdy and only a little bit of a pain in the ass to assemble.
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023 by Steve Heffelfinger
    • Not bad, but feels flimsy until you tighten everything.
Color: Black
I was a bit concerned when installing it on my bike, but once everything was in place and tightened it feels fine. I would recommend to anyone who needs to carry a little bit of stuff securely but doesn't want to wear a backpack or maybe has more than can easily fit in a backpack.
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by Dan-O
    • Works well enough
Color: Black
Fairly simple, but probably easier to install if you have smaller fingers. It comes with it's own tools but I still needed to hand twist a few screws here and there. Holds up well for a daily ride to and from work.
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023 by Discord

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