"Colin Reed" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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In response to a couple of requests elsewhere, here is a photo of the bike in full glory ;-) Panniers are mainly full of beer, so the uphill ride home was a good test!
Ah ha, now I see how I could fit a rack to my SCR, those rack stays that attach to the seat stays; did you put the bend in yourself or did you by a special bent type?
In article <[email hidden]>, Jim [email hidden] says...
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"Colin Reed" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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In response to a couple of requests elsewhere, here is a photo of the bike in full glory ;-) Panniers are mainly full of beer, so the uphill ride home was a good test!
"Jim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Colin Reed" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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In response to a couple of requests elsewhere, here is a photo of the bike in full glory ;-) Panniers are mainly full of beer, so the uphill ride home was a good test!
Ah ha, now I see how I could fit a rack to my SCR, those rack stays that attach to the seat stays; did you put the bend in yourself or did you by a special bent type?
"Colin Reed" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It came with the bike, already fitted. However, it's pretty standard. I think that they're normally attached to the seat stays, and are often bendable. The cheap basic one that I bought from Halfords years ago to go on an Apollo MTB had similar stays.
Thanks, my SCR has rack fittings but the brake caliper is in the way, one of the stays would need quite a bend to arch over the caliper at the side with the cable pull. Other posters have mentioned EBC so it'll in there.
In article <[email hidden]>, Jim [email hidden] says...
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Thanks, my SCR has rack fittings but the brake caliper is in the way, one of the stays would need quite a bend to arch over the caliper at the side with the cable pull. Other posters have mentioned EBC so it'll in there.
Why not use one of those seatpost-clamp rack adapters?
That looks like a handy thing. I've got a carbon seat post but presumable it'll be okay as I wouldn't need to clamp it up too tight. Firtsly I thought you were referring to one of those racks that is entirely supported from the seat post which I have heard aren't recommended for carbon. Cheers Jim J