🚲 CyclingDeal Bike Bicycle Cargo Rack - Versatile Touring Rear Carrier with Adjustable Size, Lightweight Aluminum Construction, and High Load Capacity of 55 lbs/25kg Review

Very well built and great value. Folding boards are reliably fixed in the upper or lower position. The paint is of good quality and the hardware is good. Great for commuting. I drop a large backpack or holdall and leave. I would recommend and buy again.

This is a great sturdy stand. I mounted it on my huge 26 inch mountain bike that I ride to work. This gives me more space behind the seat because I can adjust the height and position of my back/seat. Saddlebags and a trunk with a large battery for all my lights. I like this suitcase very much

Short lifespan! and the flip up and down function is very fragile and easily breaks after just a few uses! I cannot recommend this stand. Aluminum alloy, NOT SOFT ALUMINUM TUBE! Look elsewhere, don't waste your money on it!

Easy installation. I have arranged to allow transport of oversized items on a bicycle. I was able to fit two full size lounge chairs on the back of my bike the same day I received it. I give 4 stars for now. I'm a bit concerned about the durability of the locking system in saltwater conditions. However, it now seems reliable enough that I will be using wd40 regularly.

This rack is designed for older MTB steel hardtails and 700c road bikes. Keep that in mind when you order as at first I thought I got some sort of product to give away. Update this review and add a photo showing the rack being successfully installed on a late 1980's Schwinn Sierra 26" wheeled MTB. Note: The seller offered to refund/replace the product themselves - very good in my opinion.

This piece is so short that the front of the rack is under my bike seat and the rack is at a 20 degree angle to the horizontal. The springs are round and have a post mount that doesn't work with flat springs. The seller was contacted to find out the manufacturer but he replied that there is only one size for this part. Otherwise, the foldable pages are perfect for my use. I need to find a way to fix this.

First of all, it doesn't match my 27.5+. The 2 front arms are about 3 or 4 inches shorter to mount, I would go with longer mounting arms if that was an option. Second, the frame lock on the back is a screw head in a small hole at the end of a curved slot. Just wondering how well it will hold up over time, I'm seeing the aluminum elongate over time and the side frames are starting to migrate south, but that's just a hypothesis as I can't determine .

This luggage rack is suitable if you have a bike whose attachment point is remote from the wheel gears, as you need at least 1 0.25 bolt 6 mm x 12mm. The 2 bikes I bought for my kids are cheap specials at $200. s9 The mounting tab is in the lowest gear so the screw hits the gear and prevents it from turning. I really wanted this rack, but it required going to a shop to weld on a 1/4" aluminum gusset and then drilling and tapping or welding a nut. It wasn't an option so I have to send this rack…

I was really looking forward to this; This is the only collapsible bike rack I've seen online. Unfortunately, installing this thing was a blood sucking nightmare compared to any other rack I've ever installed. The first bike (hybrid with disc brakes) I tried it on didn't fit at all. The lower stay slots are not wide enough to accommodate the rear wheel. The second bike I tried it on (a mountain bike with stock brakes) barely fit. I ended up having to take this to a bike shop where the mechanic…