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  1. Does anyone know if the RANS rack can accommodate Ortlieb panniers? What other types of racks have
    people successfully used on a RANS Rocket?

    Thanks

    Brian

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
    [q1]> Does anyone know if the RANS rack can accommodate Ortlieb panniers? What other types of racks have[/q1]
    [q1]> people successfully used on a RANS Rocket?[/q1]

    The RANS HT rear rack mates very well with the Ortlieb Back Rollers. I use Ortlieb Back Rollers and
    Front Rollers exclusively. I have an HT Rack that I used on my Stratus mounted now on my Bacchetta
    Giro. I have also used the X- Eyed Underseat Rack (MidShip) on the Stratus. It also supports the
    Ortlieb Back Roller on the Rocket. However, it will only effectively work with the shorter Front
    Rollers on the lower frame of the Stratus. Here are some pictures:
    clee.orgGiro.cfm

    clee.orgimage.cfm image=Junction_AT_and_Rt.311.jpg&Title=.

    (Some courtesy of John Schlitter)

    clee.orgdefault.cfm

    The X-Eyed MidShip rack is currently out of production, but is probably the best choice for
    the rocket.

    Here is a very good article by Alex Wetmore and his adaptions of the Rocket for touring:
    phred.orgrocket.html

    Pictured on the Rocket are Ortliebs.

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    Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.org
    - Bellaire, TX USA -

  3. i've been using ortlieb motorcycle ql2 sidebags on the x eyed underseat rack on my vivo. plenty of
    ground clearance -- the bags are longer than they are tall. and they're full sized bags, each
    holding 24 liters. only 31 cm high, versus 43 long. waterproof. 1500 grams, so not light. i've done
    self contained touring on muddy paths with them, and they held up just fine. jeff baron

    "Cletus D. Lee" wrote:

    [q1]> In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...[/q1]
    [q2]> > Does anyone know if the RANS rack can accommodate Ortlieb panniers? What other types of racks[/q2]
    [q2]> > have people successfully used on a RANS Rocket?[/q2]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> The RANS HT rear rack mates very well with the Ortlieb Back Rollers. I use Ortlieb Back Rollers[/q1]
    [q1]> and Front Rollers exclusively. I have an HT Rack that I used on my Stratus mounted now on my[/q1]
    [q1]> Bacchetta Giro. I have also used the X- Eyed Underseat Rack (MidShip) on the Stratus. It also[/q1]
    [q1]> supports the Ortlieb Back Roller on the Rocket. However, it will only effectively work with the[/q1]
    [q1]> shorter Front Rollers on the lower frame of the Stratus. Here are some pictures:[/q1]
    [q1]> clee.orgGiro.cfm[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> clee.orgimage.cfm image=Junction_AT_and_Rt.311.jpg&Title=.[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> (Some courtesy of John Schlitter)[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> clee.orgdefault.cfm[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> The X-Eyed MidShip rack is currently out of production, but is probably the best choice for[/q1]
    [q1]> the rocket.[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> Here is a very good article by Alex Wetmore and his adaptions of the Rocket for touring:[/q1]
    [q1]> phred.orgrocket.html[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> Pictured on the Rocket are Ortliebs.[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> --[/q1]
    [q1]>[/q1]
    [q1]> Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.org[/q1]
    [q1]> - Bellaire, TX USA -[/q1]

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