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Features
- Spacious Storage: 23.44 L capacity for ample storage space.
- Durable Construction: Made from welded metal wire.
- Easy Attachment: Uses the MTX QuickTrack System (Fixer 6) for secure mounting.
- Convenient Design: Includes a carry handle and optional cargo net for added security.
- High Capacity: Can carry up to 16.5 lb of load.
Description
The Topeak MTX Basket Rear is a metal basket that mounts to your rear rack using the MTX QuickTrack system. Ideal for shopping or running errands, this basket offers ample storage space with its 23.44 L capacity. Made from welded metal wire, it is durable and features a carry handle for convenience. An optional cargo net is available to keep your items secure.
Brand: Topeak
Material: Metal
Color: Black
Mounting Type: Quick Release
Product Dimensions: 15.9"D x 13.2"W x 9.5"H
Brand Name: Topeak
Global Trade Identification Number: 38
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Topeak
UPC: 768661117238
Item Highlight: Topeak MTX Rear Bike Basket - Steel Wire Rack for QuickTrack Systems
Included Components: Basket
Item Type Name: Rear Bike Basket
Model Number: 66002005
Manufacturer Part Number: TB2005
Unit Count: 1 Count
Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.9"D x 13.2"W x 9.5"H
Item Weight: 3.2 pounds
Size: 15.9” x 13.2” x 9.5”
Mount Type: Quick Release
Load Capacity: 16.5 pounds
Material Type: Metal
Color: Black
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Good quality well-made item just the thing for carrying stuff on the back of your bike.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Robert Smith
Exactly what I wanted for my middle schooler's bike. Granted you need to buy a Topeak MTX rack, but it is great that you can easily slide on/off the basket. I wanted a big enough basket that can hold a middle schooler's backpack (which is big and heavy nowadays that kids need to carry their books, lunch, plus a decently heavy chomebook every day). On the weekends, my son can slide it off and not bother with the additional load. I needed to buy the extra-long mounting arms to get it to work with his bike (a size M adult bike). Without the extra long arms, the basket sat too close to the bike seat. Like other reviewers, the handle is trash--it is too flimsy to use it like a hand basket, and it will just rattle nonstop when the basket is on the bike. That's fine for my kid's usage, as he won't need it as a hand basket.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2022 by B Futter
Bought this basket for my Topeak rear rack which I already have and I also have their medium size bag that 'slides on' their nice locking system rack. It is a great system that they have and it looks good and works great. There aren't many metal baskets that are available out there for purchase that really do a nice job. The Topeak basket is really well made, looks nice and is the right size. Only three things are not right with the engineering of this basket. 1. There is no support at the back of the basket so I had to modify that with a 3/8" piece of wood and that worked fine. 2. The next thing was to support that rather flimsy wire handle and I did that by zip tying a 3/8" dowel to it and that solved that problem. 3. Then I noticed that the basket is too far forward on the rack, too close to seat would be better if it was positioned to the rear of the rack so I had to make an extension of the clip to move it back about 3" and that worked fine. These three things are what I found wrong with the engineering on this basket. If you can fix these things as I did, than you found the basket for you and for your Topeak rack. Like I said, there isn't too much to purchase when you are looking for a good well made basket. If you have the Topeak rack and can do some modifications than look no further.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2012 by Pcprntr
I've had this basket for about a month and it works great as a place to toss stuff I don't want to (or can't) carry on my body. Rather than fuss with bags and straps, I can just drop my laptop bag and my bike lock in there and leave the house. I was hoping it'd be as handy as the backseat of my car and I wasn't disappointed. I was concerned about the size and how it would look, proportionally, on my Trek 7.2. But it looks great. The size is large enough to be practical for a little grocery shopping. Topeak's system for sliding the basket on and off was one of the reasons I chose this basket and rack. It's quite handy to be able to carry things to or from the bike. Sliding it into its track is only easy when the bike is fixed to something, though. Some complaints: I didn't appreciate from the photos that the height of the basket would make it impossible for me to get on and off the bike by just swinging my leg over the rear wheel, as usual. So I had to learn a new technique (move my knee over the crossbar near the stem, then move my foot over near the seat). A possible problem for people with certain kinds of joint trouble, I wonder? The word I'd use to describe the wire handle is "decorative." It seems to strain even to just support the basket's own weight. I took it off because I'd become accustomed to carrying the basket by its top rim. The basket is also too heavy to casually carry it around, so don't plan on taking it inside the grocery store or the farmers' market with you. Because the basket is so tall and wide (and heavy), it wobbles a bit when it's got a non-trivial load. It's still plenty secure on its (plastic) mounting bracket. Nonetheless, when I've got something more substantial in there than my laptop bag, I tie it down to the rack with a couple of bungees as insurance. Which I would have done anyway, just to prevent things from falling out of the open top. AND because the basket is so tall and heavy -- especially if you've got a gallon jug of milk in there -- the bike is more susceptible to tipping over...possibly with you on it! It hasn't affected my bike's handling and safety in the least when I'm in motion. But when the bike's at a dead stop, I know that if I carelessly lean it too far (like when pulling it out of the rack where I've locked it, or if I try to mount or dismount too quickly) I might wind up on the pavement…unhurt, thanks to my helmet and gloves, but hoping that nobody saw that. After a month, I've just learned not to be careless when the bike is stopped. I keep both hands on the brakes and I'm extra-careful when getting on or off. I no longer consider it a problem. I might think differently if I were riding this every morning and night on a crowded city street. I might have considered panniers (which sit low to the ground) instead. At first, I thought it strange that the basket and its mounting bracket were separate retail items (though sold together). I was also disappointed that the bracket was plastic instead of something that could withstand abuse. But now, I _suspect_ that the system is designed so that if anything's going to break or bend, it'll be the $15 thing that's easy for any consumer to replace, and not the $45 basket or something on the $60 rack. I've had to replace the bracket, but the basket itself and the rack didn't suffer any damage at all after falling over a few times. To address a complaint in other reviews: I don't think the basket's wire mesh is flimsy at all. Nothing's bent or broken in the month I've had it, even after falling over a couple of times. In fact, I rather like the basket's wire design overall. It offers many attachment points for lights and reflectors, and it's quite bungee-friendly. When I park my bike at the commuter rail lot, I can feed a lock cable through my helmet and the basket to join my U-lock, thus securing both basket and helmet. Despite falling with this thing on my bike, I'm very happy with it. I wanted a "rear seat" for my bike that would let me just drop things into it and take off. This basket makes my bike a lot more useful and fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2016 by A. Ihnatko
I love this basket and wish I had bought it a long time ago. I had the bike rack for 6 years, and used to just secure my backpack and stuff to it with bungee cords. This basket changed my life. I bike everywhere and also like to buy groceries, etc on my bike. It's so great to be able to fill up the basket and not have to worry about how to secure it to the bike rack. The quick-release works great. The basket will fit on any bike; if it is too close to the seat, you just need to slide the rack back. Just be realistic about how much the basket can hold (about 20 pounds or so). Only downside is the handle: it falls off constantly and you can't use it if there's more than about 10 pounds in the basket (more than that, you need to hold the basket by the sides or bottom). After about 14 months of hard daily use it's finally showing some wear, but I definitely plan to buy another one after this one kicks.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2018 by JJM
I purchased this basket a year ago, with my Topeak MTX Explorer Rack. I do a lot of off road biking on the weekends and it has been very handy. Every time I go out, I have a Igloo Maxcold EVA Hard Top Gripper Cooler that I fill up with bottles of water and ice (weighs around 12lbs) that I put in this basket and use one of those bunjee nets. The basket has taken a lot of bumping and rattling but and has held up very well. I've accidentally bent it several times and have always been able to pull it back into shape without any issues. I am really impressed with the durability of it. The quick track mount is still strong and working well.. no parts seem weathered or fatigued. I agree that the handle is useless.. I threw it away a long time ago. I don't take a star off for that because I personally don't have much use for the handle. My only minor complaint is that it is too close to the seat. I ride a 29er and I had to raise the seat to accomodate the basket. In the cases whever I've bent the basket, it's usually been from accidentally sitting too far back and hitting it. There's a good amount of left over space on the rack when this is on.. I wish the basket was further back on the rack. I also wish the basket was on the rack longways instead.. It seems like it'd be more table / put less stress on the mount.. but again, I've not had any problems with the mount so it's obviously fine. Still, for its durability and usefulness to me, I felt it really deserved 5 stars, I really do like it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2013 by Amazon Customer
The basket construction is good and solid. Other reviews mentioned the handle rattle, however, the handle is designed to snap tightly over the lip of the basket preventing rattling. The handle could do with a grip since it is a bit hard on the hands. The basket is large, and that is the primary reason for three stars. The basket is good for a run to the farmer's market or a small shopping trip or to hold jackets and lunch for an outing. The drawback is that It interferes with the seat and cannot be locked into place. This was on both a hybrid street bike and a cruiser style with Topeak MTX racks. Our solution was to buy longer rack arms (see picture) and mount the rack tipped back so that the basket could engage the front of the rack. This shifts the weight to behind the rear axle making the bike more tippy when the basket is loaded. It would have been better if the front of the basket had a larger cutout to fit under the seat. I am surprised that Topeak engineers did not consider how this basket fits on their racks when the rack is properly installed. After a few outings and one spill, we have decided that the rack needs to be level and we will have to look for an alternative solution, possibly even a front mount basket and lose the rear rack all together.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2019 by Robert Guth
After a month of use, I've really come to like this basket and the Topeak quick-release system. I use it a couple of times a week for quick runs to the store, and it has served its purpose well. I see where others have mentioned the handle bends too easily; I haven't had this problem and I've loaded it up. It's so much easier to use this system for quick shopping trips that, weather permitting, I have no excuse not to take my bike. I also have the Topeak Trolley Tote and I much prefer this basket - it's lots easier and quicker to use. It can be cumbersome to reattach the basket to your rack when it's full. To get around this, I carry a reusable shopping bag in the store along with the basket. I put my groceries in the bag at checkout, then when back out at the bike, set the bag aside, put the basket on my bike, and then put the bag in the basket. It can be a pain to get on your bike with the basket loaded, but after a few tries it's no problem. You will want to get the cargo net to go with this unless you like your stuff flying around when you hit a bump, but that's true of any basket. Others have mentioned an issue with seat clearance, but I have plenty of room on my bike (Giant Escape 1). So far, a great purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2017 by JimBob