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West Biking

West Biking Bike Carrier Rack, 310 LB Capacity Solid Bearings Universal Adjustable Bicycle Luggage Cargo Rack,Cycling Equipment Stand Footstock

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Features

  • Aluminum Alloy + Solid Steel Load Bearing - Aircraft grade aluminum, firm and durable. Solid axle, strong load (140kg-180kg capacity), essential for long rides. NOTE: After you have used it for a period of time, please check whether the screws in various parts are loose
  • Universal Shelf (Fits 20 To 73.6 CM) - Fit for most bikes, such as road bikes, mountain bikes, thick bikes, etc. (The children's bike and the Trek Verve cannot be used.) Comes with installation tools and instructions, easy to install
  • Adjustable Shelf - Height adjustable (front stent - 20 - 31 cm, rear stent: 35 - 52 cm), front and rear adjustable. The diameter attached to the seat post is 3cm
  • 3-Point Load Bearing Design - more uniform load bearing. Detachable reflector, safer and more comfortable
  • Extend Flanks - The extended protective flanks protect your bag from the spokes. No more worry about your bag getting caught in the spokes !
  • Stainless Steel Shock-Proof Screws - The inner ring is held together with a shockproof nut layer which prevents the rack from shaking during rides, Stainless steel holding screws are more durable
  • Adjustable Support Rods - Our rear bike rack have many adjustable designs and fits different sizes of bikes. Support rods can be adjusted in length from 9.7"-14". The width of bicycle tires should not exceed 4.6". It fits fat bikes
  • Requires 2.3" Height and 33mm Seat Post - The main bracket needs a height of 2.3" attached to the seat pole. If your seat pole is at the lowest height, please confirm that you are still suitable for riding after raising 2.3". This rack fits seat post diameter of 33mm, if the clamp is too large for your seat post. You can use rubber gasket to increase the thickness of the seat post
  • Safety Reflector - The design details of the Red rear reflector increase visibility in low light conditions, which can increase the safety factor of driving
  • 8/8 Satisfaction Guarantee - All West Biking customers enjoy a 90 day money back guarantee. Customers can return and get a refund in case the purchase is not satisfied for any reason. You have no risk trying. NOTE: After you have used it for a period of time, please check whether the screws in various parts are loose

Color: Black


Brand: West Biking


Material: Aluminum


Item Weight: 1.8 Kilograms


Mounting Type: Rear Seat Mount


Color: ‎Black


Brand: ‎West Biking


Material: ‎Aluminum


Item Weight: ‎1.8 Kilograms


Mounting Type: ‎Rear Seat Mount


Orientation: ‎Rear


Product Dimensions: ‎15.94"L x 5.71"W x 20.47"H


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎20.5 x 8.7 x 4.2 inches


Package Weight: ‎1.81 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎West Biking


Warranty Description: ‎90 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE


Suggested Users: ‎unisex


Manufacturer: ‎West Biking


Part Number: ‎1A-WX-YP0712018-A


Style: ‎Cargo


Sport Type: ‎Cycling


Date First Available: August 21, 2017


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It was a 2.5 hour build for me, a novice with virtually no experience with bicycles. Instructions were severely lacking. The drawings were not clear enough to even be sure what the parts were, let alone how to put them together. The text was a very tiny font, white on brown, and extremely difficult to read. Most of the assembly for me was based on intuition rather than instruction. Still, now that it's done it seems pretty solid. I foresee no issues there. ... show more
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My husband and I just installed this bike rack on my daughter's daily ride that she takes to the bus stop and back weekdays--typically a 18 minute bike ride one way. Her backpack is silly heavy (14 lbs before she adds water bottle & lunch--I just weighed it). She has been putting it in a front metal basket, but after we broke our second basket in three months, I thought we should step up our game and find a sturdy rear rack that can hold some weight to cart this pack on her bike. We have not figured out how to get her Jansen backpack on the cart to test it out yet--I'll probably attach a milk crate in some manner--but I wanted to share our experience with assembly. First, it will take some time and patience, so be sure you've had a snack and a good night's sleep. Second, the video is directionally helpful, but way too fast and without much zoom-in detail to be truly helpful. Not sure if YouTube charges by the second, but that is what it felt like. As others have mentioned there are 3 sizes of bolts--with no explanation as to why. It took trial but our recommendation is to use the longest bolts for the first step--pre-assembling the brackets that will brace onto the bike supports. Save the shortest for the double-ended rod. And use the rest wherever it makes sense. Fortunately, we had a socket wrench as the supplied wrench is serviceable, but not great. I regret that I did not make note of the size of the socket head that fit the nuts, but I highly recommend getting this tool if you have it before assembly. It's much easier. We found that the bike rack wouldn't tighten onto the seat post to stay straight for us. It may be that our daughter's bike seat is at too deep of an angle (it is geared bike, but is styled a bit like a cruiser bike). Once we added the support rods, everything seems to clear and be stable. We added the rods to the rack base after we put the base on the seat post, but if doing it over, we probably would have attached the three rods on each side--not tight, but attached--before attaching the base to the seat. We had to be a bit nimble to get the screws threaded on each rod in tight quarters under the rack. Like any project with lots of connection points, screw everything snug before tightening it all to be sure it is in place. The final result feels sturdy and clears her back tire by a little over an inch and a half. I'm hopeful this may last us through middle school! Wish us luck! (and good luck with assembly) ... show more
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