Tortec Tour Rear Pannier Rack
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Price: £31.49
Brand: Tortec
Description: Made from tough 8mm alloy rod the Tour’s design includes an offset stay providing ample support for your panniers. This very popular rear rack incorporates a solid central plate to act as a mudguard. It includes long fitting brackets which offer generous adjustment for a truly universal fit plus a rear reflector /light plate. Maximum load capacity: 25kg. Tortec Tour Rear Pannier Rack - shop the best deal online on sportessentials.co.uk
Category: Cycling
Merchant: Cyclestore
Product ID: TTTOU
RRP: 34.99
GTIN: 5034948003620
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Author: jim_50
Rating: 5
Review: Good strong rack with inbuilt panel to act as rear mudguard. Plenty of adjustment for most bikesall fittings provided including stainless fittings - but on my Specialised Crosstrail the seat post brazeons are a little low down causing the rack to tilt forward. So to get a horizontal fit I bought a combined seatpost clamp/rack fitting for a tenner which sorted this adjustment easily. Now all is good I am using this with Altura Rack top bag instead of rucksack for commuting - great alternative for winter riding as I now get the benefit of rear venting on my rain jacket
Author: Caz
Rating: 2
Review: My bike is a Raleigh Alana. It has a 17" frame and 700c wheels, but I get the distinct impression the rack doesn't fit it properly because it is tilted at quite at angle towards the saddle, plus the brackets required a bit of bending and it just doesn't look right. It would help if the company supplied screws and nuts that actually do the job, as when attaching it to the rear wheel frame I realised that some of the screws provided were too small, and the only other type provided were too long. Plus, the nuts provided are the type that don't tighten all the way down the screw. In the end I had to substitute them for screws and nuts I hoped would work. Also, no instructions are provided. Normally this isn't a problem because there are general instructions on YouTube. However this rack really doesn't seem suited to my bike, yet it is a pretty standard model. On a more minor note, when it arrived in the post it was sticking out through the packaging, so it arrived with some of the paint missing. But like I said, a pretty minor concern, compared to me worrying about it falling off on a road somewhere.
