Is it possible to mount a rear rack?
310658
If you are talking about a platform that bolts to the back wheel for transporting items, then yes!
146009
Yes - but it is not wide enough for most racks. It does come with the mounting hardware. For most standard racks you will need additional hardware.
68692
No, the site is a little confusing. If you order the "V-Type" as I did, would only get the rack. The vertical mounts are sold separately.
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.
1603106
Yes. The rear rack comes with the bike and it is installed when I got my 2nd one about a couple of months ago.
1494473
it may depend of which model. I saw most of the models. I truly doubt it. This rack relies on traditional rear triangle geometry to try to make it work. Perhaps the best thing to do, if you want to risk it is to try to purchase it via a store where you are able to try and return if it does not work. Don't risk ordering it without return privileges.
111854
No you can't, but the tilt is slight. It needs to be a little tilted, so that the gear doesn't fall forward. This is a great rack
1801236
yes it can be mounted on front or back racks. I have a Honda 400, it didn't match up to my rack exactly, but with a drill and heavier hardware I got it to work fine. The U bolts they sent were light duty, not heavy enough for a hundred pounds of fertilizer.
1700156
It is intended for a rack behind the seat, so you would need your own support system if you want to put it in front. Instead, you should buy a rack designed for the front. This works great for mounting on a rear rack, but I don't think I would try to modify it for the front.
1660326
Hello,I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over.The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
154018
I think this can be done. Another option would be to mount it onto the face of the existing back board.
1026987
no, it would not be suitable for a standard rack mount. Plus, it's very weighty.
1498733
They are pretty streamlined in the back with no existing mounting point. However there is a foot that unscrews it could be possible to work a mounting bracket with that. It is just a plastic enclosure so I'm sure you could screw into the back of it with a universal mount.
995204
It can not with the rear rack, but with disc brakes it can. Because I use a rack as well, I just switched to the Topeak Seatpost rack (http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Beam-Rack-Type-Seatpost/dp/B000BR252I/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399737478&sr;=8-10&keywords;=topeak+rear+bike+rack) and then got the Pannier attachment so I can use my panniers with it (http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-MTX-Dual-Side-Frame/dp/B000BR113C/ref=pd_sim_sg_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1RVHP80FYR7SE7C535H3). Works great.
2017503
I don't believe so. The style I ordered was designed to screw onto a threaded fitting. I don't recall seeing any option for back-mounting...
832880
Not on your existing rack. It mounts onto a special rack that it's provided with the seat.
111855
The rack is designed to be tilted. It cannot be mounted when straight. The tilt also helps to distribute the weight of your rack modules across the base struts.