Review on 🚲 HOMEE Rear Bike Rack - 110 lbs / 50KGS | Aluminum Alloy Frame | Universal Adjustable Cycling Equipment Stand | Footstock Bicycle Luggage Carrier with Tools and Reflector | Fits 26"-29" Frames by James Mayberry

I think I pointed that out in my review earlier. But this time I checked, I gave my second opinion. Included were all the tools to install the trunk. The only complaint I encountered is the side supports. These are long tubes that attach to the bike's rack and frame. If you lift the stand, the side tubes will slide off. Even if you can tighten the screws as tight as you can, they will slip out. Now for adding things to the rack. It becomes questionable how to lay pipes. If you tighten the bolts on the down tube first, allowing the top tube to rest on that bolt, it will hold the weight of the stuff on the rack. It won't hold properly or the weight will cause the tubes to slide down. Reinstalling tubes can be frustrating. I bought another rack a long time ago with a different mounting design. My solution for this rack if you want to modify it is to drill holes in the tubes so the screws can connect the tubes together and provide a stronger support and support the weight placed on the rack. But other than that, the material of the frame is very strong, and assembly is easy and convenient for some patients.