Review on 🚲 Efficient Linear-Pull Brake Compatible SONGMICS Bike Cargo Rack, Rear Carrier (USBC01B) by Jason Cavett

I bought this rack after buying another one that attaches to the seat post instead of the lugs in the fork of the bike. After struggling with this wobbly rack that got tangled up with my rear tire (and would have cost more to send back than it would have failed), this rack was a dream come true. It's $10 less than the previous one I bought, has great and detailed instructions, was easy and fun to install (approx). hurry) and durable. For context: My bike is used (which means it's old and rusty) and has a metal (probably steel or aluminum) frame. Its top tube is 17 inches long and I prefer the shorter side. Hex key according to size and assembly instructions. Everything was neatly packed in sealed plastic bags. Compared to the previous Regal, which was cheap (and took about a week or two), this one is made from quality metal and lacquer and is lightweight but not flimsy or empty (and arrived same day with Prime shipping). Many thanks to the makers of this bike rack, super practical. The instructions make sense, as does the product. THIS is the bike rack you need to order from Revain! A note: you NEED LUGS ON YOUR BIKE FORK for this bike mount to work for you. I have eyelets but not all bikes have them. These are small holes in the fork intended for bolts or screws for racks, fenders or other accessories. (As far as I know, touring, hybrid, and mountain bikes usually have them, road bikes are a bit random). Don't rate this frame because you don't have grommets on your frame!