I have a pair of Townie Electras that I need to mount on the wall. With the angled top tubes, will this rack work?
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Sure as long as you have normal ceiling height and you observe the total weight limit which I believe is 100 lbs. you have to visualize where the two hooks would support the bikes. Not sure which models and which top tubes you have.
1566567
You can definitely make it work. The two "hooks" can be adjusted independently, so you can put one higher for the front and one lower for the back so the bike itself sits level.
29717
Yeah the curved end would probably get in the way. They sell another rack that mounts to the frame and would probably be better and doesn't have the curve on the end. Don't get the one that's especially made for the click in bag.
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
523518
I think this rack would work fine as long as you used longer screws and made sure you mounted each support on a stud.
619531
As others have stated, a straight end will fit, but angled connectors will not. I would say try it carefully. If it fits perfect, but if you have to force it....stop and make sure you have everything in place correctly
2127554
I have looked at a photo of your bike and can see no reason why it should not work. The rack clamps to any bar, vertical or horizontal on the bike and holds it securely. I have clamped all three of my bikes at one time with this device and it works splendidly.
1947554
I suppose you can get an adapter to do so-------that would cause the rack to be extended out further and not sure that is a good idea. I also think that it might wobble around a bit unless you could get a bolt through connection.
1466100
Hi - the rack has a couple of screw holes in the back that are probably 2 - 3mm wide, so you would just need to bend so sturdy wire or perhaps hang with some some metal chains.
1847494
Should not be a problem, the racks can attach at different heights to the supports. I'd have to check, but the increments are about 1 inch I believe. You should be good.
44419
No. This rack is only 15 inches deep, while the amp is 20.8 inches deep. I used mine to mount a DMX controller, it keeps it safe from drops and bouncing around.
191211
If you have crossbars that run perpendicular you should fine regardless of width. This rack comes with U-bolts for mounting. Try google images for mounting to see how/what I am describing.
1859774
I don't think they are designed to be stacked. The top area is shorter than the bottom which would probably cause the upper rack to topple forward if not attached and supported in some way. You could possibly make it work by using double sided tape between the units but I don't think I would due to the likelihood of the plastic bending, sagging or even breaking under the increased load. Hope this helps.
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I have two 29s that I put in this rack. It workss best if you load them with the back tire in the rack, side by side, and then use a strap to keep them from rocking too much. Without that, , the bikes will tip. With the strap, works like a charm.
1509811
It will kind of work. I use the shot clamp and add additional safety by hooking over the top bar with a bungee cord. There are some hole in the rack frame that perfectly accommodate this.
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Hi Jessica, The actual bike is 28lbs and the minimum tire diameter 26" and the tire on the Electra Townie 7D is 26" so it would work.
1346752
I only bought one of these, but I don't think that you could because the rack frame corners are round. Also, when you have shoes on the rack, they stick up higher than the rack.