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TopeakSuper Tourist DX Disc Rear Rack
4.7
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- Pannier specific side bars for heavy duty Touring use
- Wide clearance posts space rack away from disc brake caliper
- Fits frames with threaded rack mounting holes on the dropouts
- Tubular 6061 aluminum with QuickTrack plate which accepts all MTX series trunk bags
- RX bags will not work on MTX track, also some panniers will not fit oversized tubing and rack will not allow for BOB trailer compatibility
- Compatible with both MTX Quick Track 1.0 and 2.0
- 55lbs weight capacity
Specifications
Disc Compatible
Yes
Material
6000 Series Aluminum, 6061 Aluminum, Aluminum
UPC
883466033603
EAN
MPN
TA2136B
Tree Fort ID:
333222373789
Review Summary
LIKES
Easy Mounting (1),
Great Utility (3),
Good Asthetics (2),
Aluminum / Lightweig (3),
Durable (3),
Solid Workhorse (3)
WORKS FOR
Hybrid (2),
Road (2),
MTB (2),
Comfort (2),
Commuter (1)
DISLIKES
Difficult Mounting (1)
4.7 GEARS
3 reviews
3 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: kuhl0040
Does this rack mount work without disk brakes also? I want a rack that works with both.
Does this rack mount work without disk brakes also? I want a rack that works with both.
A.
anwered by: a guest
The disc version just gives more clearance side to side. It should work fine without disc brakes, but might stick out more than necessary.
The disc version just gives more clearance side to side. It should work fine without disc brakes, but might stick out more than necessary.
Q.
asked by: a guest
I am looking to use this with a 29er bike w/ 29x2.1" tires (and 700x37c), will
I am looking to use this with a 29er bike w/ 29x2.1" tires (and 700x37c), will
A.
anwered by: bhardy
A lot of the fit would depend on the frame. The rack is 41cm high and 23.5cm wide. I would measure from the rack eyelets to the top of the tire to get an idea of fit.
A lot of the fit would depend on the frame. The rack is 41cm high and 23.5cm wide. I would measure from the rack eyelets to the top of the tire to get an idea of fit.
Customer Reviews
4
May 30, 2012
reviewed by: tur...@wi...l.com
Well, I got two of these, one "disc" one "regular". The disc spacing was way too narrow for my 29er mtn bike... perhaps it fits a road bike? Also compared to my existing 26 MTN Bike Topeak Explorer disc rack, and clearly the spacing was significantly more narrrow... something's different... and when you spread the legs to fit, well now the disc tabs are out at some goofy angle...
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vote5
March 02, 2014
reviewed by: rfg...@be...h.net
Good rack for your regular or commuting bike. Wouldn't use this for touring since it's weight limit is less than a stainless steel or steel rack.
However, for my regular rider bike it is great. I outfit my bike with Banjo Brothers market panniers to carry on the Topeak rack for errands or going picnicking.
I like this rack better than the regular Topeak racks with the "V" structure. As I have owned both types of racks. This rack's structure gives more protection and support to the panniers.
5
June 05, 2012
reviewed by: tur...@wi...l.com
OK... follow up to the previous. I got brave and put in some "adjustments" to the "geometry". Good news is the rack is easy to bend into proper shape! I set it on the ground, stepped on a 2x4, and pulled the rack up and around to reshape the angle the tabs contact the frame, after spreading the rack wider for my 29er's rear end. So, in the end, it became perfect!
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