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Availability:
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Saturday, Nov 7
At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Black
- Size
- Disc - 29"
- Style
- No Spring
- Dimensions
- 16.5"L x 16.5"W x 16.5"H
- Weight
- 680 g
- Material
- Aluminum
- In the box
- Rack
- Warranty
- 1 year
Features 5
- Disc Brake Compatible: Specifically designed to fit 29" mountain and trekking bikes with disc brakes; bolts to frame braze-ons with the included 26.5 cm bracket.
- High Load Capacity: Carries up to 57 lb of touring gear, commuter bags or groceries, and meets EN 14872 / ISO 11243 rack standards.
- QuickTrack Compatible: The MTX QuickTrack top plate lets Topeak MTX TrunkBags and MTX rear baskets slide on and click into place in seconds.
- Durable Construction: Made from 6061 T-6 hollow aluminum for a strong yet lightweight design at just 1.50 lb.
- Additional Features: Includes a mounting bracket, solid fender top to block spray, RedLite Mount and Tail Light Mount for safer rides after dark.
Description
Topeak Explorer Rear Mount Rack features an integrated top plate for quick- mount Topeak MTX and RX Quick Track trunk bags. Features: Size (LxWxH): 13.4" x 5.6" x 16.3" One size fits all frames Tough 6061 T6 aluminum construction with 6061 T6 aluminum fitting bracket Hollow tube O/D 10.2mm Integrated top plate for quick-mount Topeak MTX and RX Quick Track trunk bags Integrated fender top
Specs 20
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Topeak |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Item Weight | 680 g |
| Product Dimensions | 16.5"L x 16.5"W x 16.5"H |
| Brand Name | Topeak |
| Manufacturer | Topeak |
| Item Highlight | Built for Big-Wheel MTB and Trekking | QuickTrack Plate for MTX TrunkBags | Fender Top, Light Brackets | 6061 Aluminum |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 772259003469 883466006034 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 34 |
| Item Type Name | Bicycle Rack |
| Model Number | 63102041 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TA2041-B |
| Mount Type | Rear Seat Mount |
| Load Capacity | 25 kg |
| Orientation | Rear |
| Wheel Size | 29 inches |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 16.5"L x 16.5"W x 16.5"H |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Exactly what I needed, solid rack
Simple and works for my commuter, handles pannier bags, strong. Wish they sent it with extra bolts for just in case, cause bike bolts are somewhat specific.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024 by Tomes
good enough for me!
Just to start off, i should say that i am not really a 'hardcore' cyclist. If you're the kind of person who can put an entire bike together from memory, or the kind of person who commutes every day on a 900$ road bike and always wears spandex, your level of commitment and bicycle knowledge is probably years ahead of mine. I know enough to be able to name all the parts on my bike and do light maintenance, but i don't ride every single day, i don't tour, and i find road bikes kind of intimidating. All that said, i like this rack a lot so far. It fit perfectly fine on my hybrid bike. I have a step-through frame, so the top of the rear tyre is actually several cm higher than the bosses on the seat stays, so i did have to bend the little rods on the front of the rack down quite a bit to get them to reach. But it's fine, it just requires a little effort; if i can do it, anyone can. This might be self-explanatory, but just in case it's not, i do have one tip regarding those rods: If you do have to bend them, bend them only as much as you need to to get the holes on the rods to line up with the holes on the seat stays. Don't try to get it perfect, just keep it in place with one hand and use the other one to screw it on. The tightening of the screws will easily bend the rods the rest of the way. Other than that, installation is pretty straight-forward. The instructions were kind of confusing to me at first because they're in a dozen languages, but actually there are only four or five steps. Partially screw the rods onto the rack, then screw the rack to the drop-outs, then bend the rods and/or screw them to the seat stays. You can then optionally install a rear light mount on the back of the rack. All the screws are standard hex bolts (i think #5 but i'm not positive), except for the one that attaches the light mount (it's a Phillips). As far as quality and usability, i've only recently got 'serious' about bikes, so i don't have experience with any other racks. But from my experience just with this one, i'd say it's pretty good. I use a Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EX with my rack, and i have no complaints. There is a 'foot' on the bottom of the bag that slides into the rails on the bike rack, which holds the bag down and prevents it from moving side to side. Then there is a clip on the front of the bag that clamps down on the bar at the front end of the rack, which keeps it from sliding off the back. It seems very secure and there is almost zero movement. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a rear rack. My only disclaimer is, again, what i said at the beginning -- i'm not a hardcore cyclist and i don't know much about the things that they'd be likely to worry about, like weight and carrying capacity. But for the average person at least i think it's great.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2010 by Customer
Sturdy, easy to install and the foundation for the Topeak line of trunk bags
I had this rack installed on my bike when I purchased it 16 months ago. I purchased a couple of standard panniers at that time, but they simply hung on the side of the rails, creating drag and occasionally bouncing off. There were non-Topeak panniers so they could not take advantage of the rail system properly. I replaced the panniers with a Topeak MTX Trunk Bag . I use my bike mostly for commuting and this bag worked very well. It is expandable, rugged and works well with Topeak's excellent line of clip-on lights, including the Topeak Mega Red lite (3x1.5x1.5-Inch) . I use this bag on long weekend rides as well - its insulated main compartment can keep water and snacks cold for hours. The only problem is that I sometimes needed more room for things like a laptop, extra shoes and clothing, etc. Because I sometimes need more room I recently upgraded to a Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EXP Bicycle Trunk Bag with Rigid Molded Panels . This bag provides all the room I could need for commuting and weekend trips. It too allows for a clip on Topeak light. Both of these bags use the Topeak rail system and lock on the Explorer Bike Rack to attach securely to your bike. I have heard anecdotal stories of people losing bags but in most cases they will admit to not using the lock properly. Not that it's hard - it's a spring-loaded lock that is easily disengaged when you want it to disengage, but which will stand up to any conceivable pothole - trust me, I ride in New York City and its suburbs and, at certain times of the year, our potholes are just short of being officially classified as sink holes. Overall this is the best rack/bag system out there and it is therefore not the cheapest, though it is not overly priced given its quality. I highly recommend the Topeak rail system for anyone who wants a reliable, sturdy rack with a long list of compatible bags and accessories. Important notes: 1 - There is no such thing as a universal rack but this comes as close as you are going to get. That's why buying from Amazon is a good deal - their return policy cannot be beat. 2 - If you have disc brakes, you should purchase Topeak Explorer Bicycle Rack with Disc Brake Mounts
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2013 by D. Brennan