ROCKBROS Bike Bicycle Cargo Rack: Versatile, Quick-Release Rear Bike Rack with Fender for Mountain and Road Bikes - 110-165 lbs Capacity Review

Don't waste your money! That's very weak. Broke after 2 days! Very, very cheap product. The 110-165 lb weight limit is a lie. Welds broke at 80 pounds. Stay away from this product!

The product looks nice. I was afraid that he would scratch his legs during installation. But it comes with rubber bands. Also excellent quality and packaging. It even came with a cable that is not pictured. It was a great bonus! Happy with the product.

Works great. Installation on my old mountain bike was easy. The key to installation is assembling and installing the entire rack before tightening it down. I want them to make a mount for the taillights on the back. I had to make a piece of pipe to mount the taillight.

The reason why the warranty is not listed here. Because they know their products will fail quickly. The 110-165 lb weight limit is a lie. The welds broke on me under a 20 pound load, then the whole thing broke at the attachment point. 1/8.5 is unacceptable. How many people have to have problems with a product before Revain stops being lazy and does something about it? Manufacturers or sellers offering discounts for good reviews should also be illegal. You pay people to lie on your behalf only…

Quick release buckles make a world of difference. See, this is a four star rack that gets an extra star for adding quick-release buckles to the racks. Is it worth the extra ten dollars over identical racks? definitely. You must understand that there are three nuts and bolts that attach this type of rack to the bike frame. The road vibration alone means that you have to tighten them regularly. And they don't use locking bolts, so you'll need to take a wrench and screwdriver with you to tighten…

First "NO INSTRUCTIONS" Not that I always follow them, but it's good when things go wrong! Came in a set of parts in a box. Next, if you don't have mechanical skills and tools, you will find it difficult to use the tools provided. Install without tightening the hardware so you can make adjustments. Suggest a level (I prefer a level) and something to measure placement so both side posts are symmetrical. Make sure the strut set screws go through the outer tube to tighten the inner tube. Now good…

Once installed, the stand feels solid. I put a 45lb dumbbell on it (in a saddlebag I ordered separately) for the ride and it held up great. Another review that said they only put 20lbs in it and it broke seems fishy to me. Maybe 20 was a lot more. The instructions were not good or helpful. For some reason they want to complicate this simple installation. Maybe they are evil and trying to wreak havoc on the world. Or maybe they gave the job to the manager's son, who was hired with no…

First of all, this product works. He does exactly what he says, exactly as he says he will. It includes all the nuts, bolts, washers and tools to get the job done, as well as quick visual assembly instructions. When assembling this rack, I assembled and disassembled three or four times. To save time assemble the racks last, the swing arm goes OUTSIDE of the rack body (like the racks) otherwise things will not line up properly, pull up the washers and gradually tighten. Adjust them for length…

As others have noted, I found this rack a bit tricky to set up. I started and stopped the installation several times. Although I thought I would appreciate the flexibility of having this type of rack that can be easily installed or removed. Any rapid ascent is just a point of failure waiting in the wings. These quick-release fasteners can easily become loose and should be constantly monitored and checked before every ride and on longer rides. Riding up and down the hills of San Francisco I…