CXWXC Rear Bike Rack - Bike Cargo Rack for Disc Brake/Non-Disc Brake Mount - Bicycle Pannier Rack, Touring Carrier Rack fit 26”-29” and 700c

The fit is perfect for my trek bike. All hardware was included and easy to install. Included a bungee strap which was a nice surprise. Quality of the metal is nice.

Fits my hard tail mountain bike with 29” wheels. It is solidly made and easy to assemble. I used threadlock on bolts for added piece of mind.

This rack fits my Trek Verve 1 perfectly. I haven't loaded it up on top, because I mainly bought it to use with my old Ortlieb panniers — but it seems very sturdy.The directions were somewhat helpful. The photos were the most helpful. In a few places it was easier to do the steps in a different order. For example, it was much easier to attach the silver brackets to the frame *before* attaching the screws to the rack itself. YMMV, but that worked better for me.That they include all the tools you need is super helpful.

I've worked on bikes for many many years now, I have seen a lot of racks, foreign and American. This rack by far is the most reasonable, sturdy light weight rack, I am truly loving this. Is this a lot to assemble? Yes but its about the journey not the time, that is cycling. There are so many adjustments you cannot get it wrong, just take your time. I was very skeptical on this rack I have a xxL 29er Cannondale and i didn't think any rack would fit it. But this one went on with ease, the adjustments are awesome. You can strap anything to it, and no it is not ugly, i put it on a $2000.00 bike and it looks fabulous . Very happy!!!!!!!!!!

Okay okay, you are going to be suprised.If you zoom into the metal mounting object in my photo, you will noticed that it is secured to a T-adaptor. I didn't even know this product come with it!!! It work perfectly well. Note, you need a power tool to secure the nut for the long bolt that hold the t-adopter in place. You can get away with the other nut / bolt como, but not really this one (as the rear rack will sway a lot due to not being held down probably).Also, this manual come with instruction that is the MOST mid manual I have ever read. Its instruction are so bad but yet they are not horrible. It will be like, "Installed this". How would you even do that? FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF DUM DUM.P.S. I do have one more nitpick though. The hook that come with this have such a short length that it is not obviously not meant to carry the rear rack cargo, but rather, any pannier pack. I was kind of disappointed, so I would recommend anyone reading this to buy some buckle strap for the back cargo.

The directions were a little confusing but the installment wasn't too hard to figure out. The rack fit wellon my 29" tire TREK mountain bike. It appears to be a pretty sturdy rack. It will definitely work for me as I only will be using to carry my lunch on some of the longer trail rides.

After not so good experiences with the last 2 racks I bought, I settled on this rack based on the reviews and the fact that it doesn't need to attach to the bikes seat post or the frame via brackets. Other racks I have used that have too many adjustment pieces end up not very sturdy, this one has the 2 twisted plates on the top that give it great support, you have to bend it a little to get it just right. As other have stated, the attachment screws at the bottom are slightly long, but didn't hit my chain, but it was close. That was my primary concern when first purchasing the rack. This could be easily remedied by adding a washer on the outside, using a self supplied shorter screw, or file in down. The rack is very sturdy and even comes with one bungi and sits level and plenty of clearance for the tire on my 26 inch Trek,

I bought this with the basket attachment and it's been helpful. Construction seems mostly sturdy and it wasn't too hard to install. I bike daily to and from work, and at the 6 month mark one of the long brackets snapped so I have to find a replacement.