Schwinn Deluxe Alloy Rear Bike Rack, 20 lbs Capacity, Lightweight, Compact and Durable Construction, Fits Most Adult Bicycles, Cargo Options for Backpack, Gear & More, Bicycle Rack for Back of Bike
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Style: Deluxe Alloy Rear Rack
Features
- READY FOR ANY RIDE: Built for everyday adventures, the Schwinn Bike Rear Rack transforms your bike into a reliable hauler. Whether commuting to work or cruising on the weekend, youve got the storage to bring more along.
- EASY, VERSATILE INSTALLATION: This rack mounts to your seat posts, and comes with 3 plastic shims to create a tight fit for posts thinner than 1.25. The only tool you need is a 6 mm hex key (not included).
- LIGHTWEIGHT, DURABLE BUILD: Crafted from tough alloy, this bike cargo rack delivers strength without adding unnecessary weight. Its built to last, mile after mile, ride after ride.
- CARRY UP TO 20 POUNDS: From carrying lunches to supporting cargo bags, this sturdy rear platform holds your essentials with confidence and stability. Strong steel side rails are designed for mounting pannier bags or additional side storage.
- TRUSTED SCHWINN QUALITY: Schwinn is the original American bike brand. Weve spent over 130 years building the bicycle industry into what it is today, and were not done yet. Each product is designed in Madison, WI.
Description
Take your ride further with the Schwinn Deluxe Alloy Rear Bike Rack – engineered for convenience, designed for life on two wheels. Whether you're commuting across town or heading out for the weekend, this lightweight alloy rack gives you the freedom to bring what you need. It mounts easily to your seat post and comes with shims to help fit for posts thinner than 1.25”. Steel side rails are ideal for mounting pannier bags, with tie down points that help secure heavier loads. The durable alloy construction keeps weight low while supporting up to 20 pounds of cargo, from backpacks and bags to everyday gear. Built to fit most adult bikes, this rack is your go-to upgrade for reliable, on-bike storage.
Color: Black
Brand: Schwinn
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 0.67 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 18.11"L x 5.16"W x 0.71"H
Brand Name: Schwinn
Manufacturer: Schwinn
UPC: 726599756172
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
Model Number: SW75617AZ-12
Manufacturer Part Number: 2121433
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Schwinn Deluxe Alloy Rear Rack
Warranty Description: Limited Lifetime Warranty
Included Components: Seat Post Shims (x3)
Mount Type: Rear Seat Mount
Load Capacity: 2E+1 Pounds
Orientation: Rear
Color: Black
Material Type: Aluminum
Item Weight: 0.67 Kilograms
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 18.11"L x 5.16"W x 0.71"H
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Perfect size for carrying stuff on my new electric bike. Very sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Rob M.
I honestly cannot believe anyone had any trouble with this product! Installation took all of about five minutes, even without instructions (I had left the little cardboard cover wrapped around the rack in case I had to return it, based on reviews of so much trouble with it but ordering it anyway - the instructions are on the inside of the cover). First of all, this thing weighs next to nothing, so it's not going to add any burden to your pedaling. And it's got a long bungee cord to hold things on (if it's not satisfactory, just go buy a couple little bungee cords from your nearest department store). There are three plastic, cylindrical stacking shims of different sizes that come with this rack, each shim fits inside the next larger and the largest fits inside the rack clamp (where it attaches to the seat post). The clamp has two allen bolts already in place to tighten it to the post. The clamp shouldn't need any spreading, at least it didn't in my case (I have a Schwinn Avenue Hybrid 700c). I needed the two larger of the three shims in the clamp for my bike - it slid right onto the post. Here's how I did it: After first noting the depth of the post in the frame tube (you can mark this position or just make a mental note of the position), I removed the bike seat with its post from the bike frame (the quick-release lever on my bike allowed this). Next, I put the middle-sized shim inside the largest shim, then put these two shims together inside the bike rack clamp opening with the shim collars upward in the clamp, relative to how the rack goes on the seat post (make sure both allen bolts in the clamp are as loose as they can get without falling out of their holes, just to make sure the clamp is as open as it can go without having to force it open any further). The rack with its two shims slid right up the seat post with no trouble at all, although it was a good and snug fit. The upward orientation of the shim collars in the clamp kept the shims from sliding out or off the clamp as it was slid onto the seat post. I had intended to use a little dish soap and water to lubricate the surfaces if it became necessary, but it wasn't. Don't use oil to help the shim slide onto the post, as the oil will remain a lubricant and allow movement of the shim on the post even after the clamp is tightened as much as possible - the dishwater soon dries without leaving any lubricating residue. (Bikes other than Schwinn may take a little more work, I don't know, but I would imagine seat post sizes are probably pretty standard - I may be wrong; this is, after all, a Schwinn product and is therefore likely made to fit Schwinn bikes in particular, but it does have three sizes of shims.) Now tighten the allen bolts on the clamp so that the clamp is tight on the seat post, visually keeping the seat and the rack aligned. Then put the post back into the bike frame and tighten the quick-release clamp, again visually aligning the seat and rack together with the longitudinal axis of the bike and getting the seat adjusted to the same height it was. That's all there is to it. It's actually very quick and easy. Quite a product for a mere 8 bucks!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2013 by Mike
This rack has been useful. It was fairly easy to install, but I do wish it had a hinge mechanism so I could avoid taking the seat off. I guess a hinge would create a weak point, so it's a trade-off. Either way, it has worked well on my road and mountain bikes and it's a great price for the size, weight, and utility. If you're like me and you don't keep it on one bike at all times, I found it helpful to make a little marking on my seat post to show where the rack fits best and where my seat post aligns with the seat tube so that I'm not having to make little adjustments every time.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2019 by J. Bizzle
I wanted something light and basic to throw on my mountain bike that wouldn't impact me using it as a mountain bike, but would allow me to also use it to carry a bag if I use it to commute anywhere. This fit my bike perfect, took 30 seconds to install, is extremely sturdy feeling and will fit my needs perfectly. It isn't very long, so it won't hold a ton of things. But it can strap a single bag to it no problem. I particularly like the bars that hang down because it provides a little barrier from the objects you're carrying interfering with your rear tire. It's also extremely light. I wish I had weighed it out of the box, but when the box arrived it was so light that I thought there was a mistake in shipping at first. It's entirely unnoticeable when attached to the bike and still allows me to use it as a mountain bike without hindering performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022 by Steve A
This is a sharp-looking, strong, inexpensive (at just over $10), and easy-to install product. Certainly worth more than I paid for it. After reading the reviews, I was a little bit concerned that this would be difficult to install. It absolutely was not. I removed the bolts all the way, sprayed them with WD40, as another reviewer suggested, tried 3 shims which was too tight, tried two shims which was just right, and bolted it onto the bike. It fit so tight that I was able to turn the bicycle seat by tugging on the rack, so I had to tighten the bolt that holds the seat post on too. Well under 20 minutes from opening the package to riding the bike. (It seems to be the case that I have the newer version of the shim system - make sure you get that one. It has 3 round shims that nest inside each other and are open on one end. I'm not sure if it is the recommended procedure, but I line up all the open ends of the shims, which allows for easier expansion.) I haven't tried it with a heavy load yet, but I'm confident it will hold more than the 22 lbs advertised.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2014 by Just an ordinary guy
For the money this bike rack can’t be beat! It comes with an adjustable elastic strap for carrying most minor things and when I need to carry more the panier bars allow me to use my paniers. Finally, on those wet days it keeps my butt from getting wet!
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by MTF
I had high hopes for this product as my bike is also a Schwinn (Schwinn Pathway Women's). The band was shipped defective. I was complaining I needed to exercise the night I put this thing on, but I ended up getting a workout trying to put it on. I was lucky enough to find a combination of plastic sleeves that worked, but it was really hard to get the rack on over it. So I had to use the cushy back end of a screwdriver to bang it down. Worse part is I have less than 1/2" clearance between my tire and the bottom of the rack. I currently have my seat post slightly lower than my handlebars... if I move my seat post any higher I will not be able to mount the bike. The issue is that despite the picture, the stem for the rack is not straight, it actually dips into a 45 degree arm... so you won't have as much clearance between while and rack as you may think you will have. PROS: Its pretty. It does appear to be sturdy (haven't rode with it or placed anything on it yet) besides the band. Cheap CONS: Does not fit all Schwinns Wished it came with a reflector on the back of the rack I just wished it was well fitted to my bike. UPDATE: I just took the rack and my bicycle to a bike shop and they indicated the clearance I had was fine and it shouldn't droop onto the tire, however, my seat post is a little too high in order to accommodate the rack. So I had to buy a different rack. My Schwinn Pathway is a little bit difficult to fit to a rear rack, as it turns out. The seat post is also at an angle, that is why there's not much clearance between both rear racks and the tires. The Schwinn rack is pretty nice, it just doesn't work with my Schwinn bike unless my seat is the same height or higher than the handlebars.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2014 by Danielle
I've only had this rack a week, but it has already far exceeded expectations. For the price, this unit cannot be beaten. At first, I just carried a hard-sided lunch pale on it. Then, I decided to try and go fishing with it, since I figured using the rack would be a bit easier on my back than carrying a backpack with tackle and poles sticking out of it. After I got the backpack bungee'd to the rack, I decided there was still plenty of room, and I wouldn't mind being a bit more comfortable at the lake. I removed the backpack, slid a fold-up lawn/camping chair (typical cheap model, about 3 foot long by 3 inches tall when folded), and bungee'd that to the rack first, then bungee'd the backpack on top of that. I used homemade bungee straps made from bungee material, zip ties, and cheap carabiners. This worked well, I even did some offroading getting onto the bike trail and everything stayed pretty securely. After I made it back home (no issues), I decided I wanted to look into some different strap types - Both to help secure everything better, and to make setup/teardown a little easier and faster. I looked into several different ratchet straps, bungee cords, backpack-clip webbing, and others. I finally stumbled upon 'Lashing Straps' at Walmart. They were by Ozark trail, and came in a package of 2 12 foot webbing straps each with their own buckle. These have made this rack a complete dream. These straps are identical to the straps on my Saris Bones bike rack - They adjust very quickly, store easily, and hold very securely. They double as a crate holder for storage on the back of my kayak. These straps can be used everywhere, and they're a perfect companion for this rack if you decide to haul something bulky. I successfully carried about 30 lbs of weight, and I have reason to believe it could hold more, depending on your seat post - mine is pretty standard sized aluminum on a Cannondale road bike. To help keep the rack the most secure vertically, make sure to rest it on the bottom most of your seat post, where the seat post meets the down tube heading. This will keep it from being able to slide down. Also, use the biggest shim possible, and if you're still having issues with it swinging to the sides, line the inside with black electrical tape (both the inside of the shim and the seat post if possible). This may make it hard to put on/take off, but will make it much more secure. I haven't had any issues with mine moving even under load and with lots of bumps. Make sure to get those hex nuts in tight. Overall, this is probably the best 10$ I've spent on cycling.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2014 by Jerry