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Tubus Logo Rack

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  1. Thinking of treating myself to a new rear rack for my bike. Looking at the
    Tubus Logo it supposedly has a lot more heel clearance than standard racks -
    is this the case? I do have size 13 feet so heel clearance is an issue (which
    is why I had to extend my bor heuy rack using a couple of steel brackets)

    Any suggestions on other racks with lots of heel clearance? Or should I just
    go for the tubus logo.

    Only thing the tubus logo doesn't have is a solid middle shelf....

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    Brian

  2. Brian said:

    Thinking of treating myself to a new rear rack for my bike. Looking
    at the Tubus Logo it supposedly has a lot more heel clearance than
    standard racks - is this the case? I do have size 13 feet so heel
    clearance is an issue (which is why I had to extend my bor heuy rack
    using a couple of steel brackets)

    Any suggestions on other racks with lots of heel clearance? Or should
    I just go for the tubus logo.

    Only thing the tubus logo doesn't have is a solid middle shelf....

    I went for the Tubus Cosmo as I read somewhere that after attaching panniers
    for a while the black paint of the Logo,or whatever covers it ,tends to rub
    off and it goes rusty.The Cosmo is stainless steel.

    The only ' problem ' with the Cosmo is that it is very narrow compared to
    some racks and you are right it does not have a solid top.One advantage I
    find though is that it has the pannier bars below the top surface so you can
    carry something on the rack and use panniers as well.

    This should make it clearer:-
    http://www.tubus.net/eng/produkte/hinterradtraeger/cosmo.php

    Incidentally I think I am right in thinking that the standard Logo is no
    longer available unless someone has some in stock.Tho only Logo on the Tubus
    site is the Logo Expedition which looks like the Cosmo only in black.

    I can't comment on your Size 13 clearance problem only to say I have no
    problem with 101/2 size feet which doesn't really help does it.

    Hope this helps,

    Sam Salt

  3. Sam Salt said:
    Brian said:

    Thinking of treating myself to a new rear rack for my bike. Looking
    at the Tubus Logo it supposedly has a lot more heel clearance than
    standard racks - is this the case? I do have size 13 feet so heel
    clearance is an issue (which is why I had to extend my bor heuy rack
    using a couple of steel brackets)

    Any suggestions on other racks with lots of heel clearance? Or should
    I just go for the tubus logo.

    Only thing the tubus logo doesn't have is a solid middle shelf....

    I went for the Tubus Cosmo as I read somewhere that after attaching
    panniers for a while the black paint of the Logo,or whatever covers
    it ,tends to rub off and it goes rusty.The Cosmo is stainless steel.

    The only ' problem ' with the Cosmo is that it is very narrow
    compared to some racks and you are right it does not have a solid
    top.One advantage I find though is that it has the pannier bars below
    the top surface so you can carry something on the rack and use
    panniers as well.

    This should make it clearer:-
    http://www.tubus.net/eng/produkte/hinterradtraeger/cosmo.php

    Incidentally I think I am right in thinking that the standard Logo
    is no longer available unless someone has some in stock.Tho only Logo
    on the Tubus site is the Logo Expedition which looks like the Cosmo
    only in black.

    I can't comment on your Size 13 clearance problem only to say I have
    no problem with 101/2 size feet which doesn't really help does it.

    Hope this helps,

    Sam Salt

    Sorry,meant to add that the lower pannier rail enables the panniers to be
    set a little farther back which may help with your problem.

    Sam Salt

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