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Planet BikeEco Rear Aluminum Rack
2.8
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This is our "go-to" rack for recreational riding. Inexpensive, durable, lightweight, and its all-around simplicity make the Planet Bike Eco Rack a favorite for our customers and our service technicians as well. With a weight limit of 55lbs, this rack is ideal for hybrid, comfort, and recreational mountain bikes that want the versatility and benefits of rear rack, without committing to the weight and price of the heftier racks on the market.
Features:
- Oversized 6061 tubular aluminum construction
- One size fits most Mountain and Hybrid frames
- 13.5" height
- Pre-installed hardware allows for quick installation
- Comes with all necessary hardware. A 4mm Allen Wrench and 10mm Socket Wrench are required for install.
Specifications
Disc Compatible
No
Material
Aluminum
Black - One Size UPC
642016400100
Black - One Size MPN
4001
Silver - One Size UPC
642016400209
Silver - One Size MPN
4002
Tree Fort ID:
333222342812
Review Summary
LIKES
Aluminum / Lightweig (4),
Durable (1),
Highly Adjustable (1)
WORKS FOR
Hybrid (1),
Road (1)
DISLIKES
Difficult Mounting (2)
2.8 GEARS
4 reviews
4 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Looking for info regarding the diameter of the tubing on the Ecorack. Can you help?
Looking for info regarding the diameter of the tubing on the Ecorack. Can you help?
A.
anwered by: k.williams
Hi,
Good question! I'm unable to find any info about that myself, and we don't stock them in the store or I'd go measure one, although when we've sold them before they looked comparable to the size of most economy racks by Planet Bike, Topeak, Axiom, etc... but felt a little lighter, I think due to the hollow tubes.
Stick to the 55lb weight limit and it should be fine. This rack is meant more for commuter/hybrid duty than for dedicated touring.
Hi,
Good question! I'm unable to find any info about that myself, and we don't stock them in the store or I'd go measure one, although when we've sold them before they looked comparable to the size of most economy racks by Planet Bike, Topeak, Axiom, etc... but felt a little lighter, I think due to the hollow tubes.
Stick to the 55lb weight limit and it should be fine. This rack is meant more for commuter/hybrid duty than for dedicated touring.
Q.
asked by: a guest
will it work on a 24" bike
will it work on a 24" bike
Q.
asked by: a guest
will it fit my trek navigator 2.0 with no problems
will it fit my trek navigator 2.0 with no problems
Q.
asked by: a guest
how much does the rack weigh?
how much does the rack weigh?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work with a 26" mongoose mountain bike??
Will this work with a 26" mongoose mountain bike??
Q.
asked by: a guest
will this work with 700c wheels?.
will this work with 700c wheels?.
A.
anwered by: canteau
It should, depending on the rack mounting points on your frame there may be clearance issues with 29er tires and some higher volume 700c tires.
It should, depending on the rack mounting points on your frame there may be clearance issues with 29er tires and some higher volume 700c tires.
Q.
asked by: a guest
What is the dimension (in mms) of top tube rail? This is needed for certain pannie
What is the dimension (in mms) of top tube rail? This is needed for certain pannie
Q.
asked by: a guest
I don't have upper rack mounts. Where's the best place to put mounting brackets?
I don't have upper rack mounts. Where's the best place to put mounting brackets?
A.
anwered by: bhardy
It depends on the size and model of the bike. On very small mounts a seatpost clamp with integrated rack mounts can work well. If the bike is a larger size, c-clamps on the seat-tubes will work as well. Hope that helps.
It depends on the size and model of the bike. On very small mounts a seatpost clamp with integrated rack mounts can work well. If the bike is a larger size, c-clamps on the seat-tubes will work as well. Hope that helps.
Customer Reviews
4
December 26, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
I found the upper mounts to be difficult to figure out also even though mounts are provided. Nothing in the instructions showing how.
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September 13, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
My hybrid ladies bike came with the necessary holes for easy rack mounting while Bill's did not have holes at the seat. The clamps worked just fine on his once we figured out the correct position for them. These racks are exactly what we wanted and I'm so happy to have found them and Tree Fort.
1
September 02, 2010
reviewed by: zack4gar
Never says that if fits all bikes, I had to drill holes in my new bike to put this on. So I had to make it work, it would cost me about half the price to mail back, so no I would not recommend it, because it does not fit all bikes.
2
August 30, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Not made for my bike, had to make the lower mount holes on my bike bigger, and there are no instructions how to mount the upper rack if your bike doesn't have mounts? Although brackets are provided.. Difficult to figure out, I still don't know how I'm going to make it work :/
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