Ibera Bike Rack - Bicycle Touring Carrier Plus+ for Disc Brake/Non-Disc Brake Mount, Fat Tire Bikes, Frame-Mounted for Heavier Top & Side Loads, Height Adjustable for 26"-29" Frames
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Style: Disc Brake
Features
- Frame-mounted for heavier top and side loads with disk mounts
- Quick-release bag mounting system
- Adjustable; fits most 26-29 Inch bicycle frames and 700c frames
- Durable, lightweight aluminum 760g.Plus allows IBERA bags to be mounted with IBERA panniers
- Compatible with - IB-BA1. IB-BA2. IB-BA3. IB-BA11, IB-BA14, IB-BA15, IB-BA9, IB-BA6, IB-BA12. Check the measurement before purchase.
Description
This carrier rack is made of durable TIG-welded, heat-treated, anodized aluminum. This material is usually used for the bicycle frames and components, so it is as strong as your bicycle. Plus+ allows Ibera trunk bags and planet- friendly reusable bags (IB-BA1, IB-BA14, IB-BA15, IB-BA22) to be mounted with Ibera panniers simultaneously (IB-BA9, IB-BA20) Also compatible with strap- attached bags and panniers.
Color: Black
Brand: Ibera
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 1.7 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 15.5"L x 8"W x 15"H
Brand Name: Ibera
Manufacturer: BV USA, LLC.
UPC: 837654756041 811853033080
Global Trade Identification Number: 41
Model Number: IB-RA5
Manufacturer Part Number: IB-RA5-UK
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Bike Rack
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty
Included Components: Bike rack and mounting accessories
Mount Type: Frame mount
Load Capacity: 25 kg or 55 lb
Orientation: Rear
Wheel Size: 26 Inches
Color: Black
Material Type: Aluminum
Item Weight: 1.7 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 15.5"L x 8"W x 15"H
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Good rack, not designed for bikes with Boost rear axle spacing I knew when I bought this rack that it was designed for the ‘standard’ rear axle spacing of 135mm that is used on bikes with 9mm quick-release skewers, and not the newer ‘Boost’ rear axle spacing of 148mm that is used on most modern mountain bikes that have 148mm x 12mm thru-axles. What that means in practical terms is that the cylindrical spacers provided are twice as long as necessary when the rack is used on a bike with Boost spacing. These spacers are 7/8” long and made of aluminum so they are very easy to cut if you are comfortable with that sort of thing. I simply cut one exactly in half and that made the width of the rack a perfect fit for the mounting lugs on my bike. Shortening the spacers required me to also grind down the length of the provided mounting screws to match the shorter rack+spacer dimension. You could simply go to the hardware store and buy shorter machine screws, but it was easy for me to just grind the provided screws to the length required. There was one other fit issue that was due to the frame geometry of many mountain bikes. The provided front carrier mounting arms were too short to work on my mountain bike. In general the angle of the seat tube mountain bikes use is quite a bit steeper than what was used in the past. The end result of that geometry is that the top rack mounting lugs on the bikes frame are a bit farther forward on the bike than older design bike frames. My bike is a 29er and that also stretches out the length of the bike a bit due to the larger wheel and tire. Bottom line is that the provided front carrier mounting arms are too short. To their credit Ibera does sell longer front carrier mounting arms on their US distributors website and they are a reasonable price. One other small bit of information that may be helpful to anyone trying to order the right parts is that the chainstay length of my bike is pretty short, 440mm. Before I had the actual rack in hand to check the fit, I hoped that short chainstay length might allow me to squeak by with the provided front carrier mounting arms. Even with that fairly short chainstay the arms were still too short for my bike. My guess is that any 29er with longer chainstays would also require the accessory longer front carrier mounting arms. I also bent the carrier mounting arms to match the radius of my tires just because I thought that looked better. I bought the rack knowing that I would have to do a bit of work to make it fit my bike properly. As far as I could determine at the time I bought this no company makes a rack that is specifically designed to fit modern mountain bike dimensions. But this rack can fit perfectly with the addition of the optional longer front carrier mounting arms and just a wee bit of work cutting the supplied cylindrical spacers to the length needed. The rack is good quality, fits perfectly with the changes detailed above, it easily clears my disk brakes, the provided machine screws are excellent quality, and it is rock solid on the bike. Just an FYI for comparison, I have installed the non-disk brake version of this rack on two other bikes in my family, not modern mountain bikes, and those racks fit their bikes perfectly with no modifications or extra work required.
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