Can this be mounted on a bike that also has a rear rack on it? (Question asked before but not answere.)
203720
I checked the manual and it says no accessories or equipment (racks, etc) on rear that interfer with tow bar. Looking at it on my bike I agree it would not work. The bar is just above the wheel leaving no place for a rack.
610975
You need to get a separate piece that mounts to the bike forming the upper bar. Then, you can mount this to a carrier rack.
645044
Yes, it can. You have to adjust the bike on the rack, but the durable nylon straps will hold the bike on the rack...
2054784
I don't see why not. It's a real easy on off. The mounting bracket just attaches to the rear wheele axel. Thake off the nut and put the bracket on and put the nut back. We attached it to a kids bike one weekend and it worked fine.
1061561
I cannot see how it could possibly work, unless there is a way to mount the rear tab to the arch of the lowers. This rack is designed to bolt to the brake bosses and the the fork crown. The problem with a suspension fork is that these two mounting locations move relative to one another as the fork compresses. The only fork I could see this working on is something like a Cannondale Fatty.
850913
I am with Brian S. on this, you will need a "Seat Post Mounted" Rack for your bike.
1459897
I think you would have to purchase a rear bicycle rack and find out is the rack will accommodate this basket. I have a Jamis Commuter and the basket does not fit properly on the rack that came with the bike.
1539878
Yes. It works best if you mount 1 rack with the bike facing to the front of the car an the other facing to the rear of the car.
1138559
yes it will fit a bike without a rear rack. Check the description of the seat first because there are a few bikes that it won't fit at all.We are very pleased with this bike seat and would definitely recommend it to anyone who ask about it.
1004833
I don't know I mounted it on a Schwinn Trailway. Try calling Schwinn or the manufacturer of the bike rack.
1334745
I wouldn't see why not. I had to reverse the bikes on the rack to get the lay side by side. It is a nice sturdy rack
1957043
If you look closely at the picture you can see that it is designed to attach to the seat post; therefore, you would probably have to figure out some pretty tricky modifications to attach it to the rear rack.
1436359
Possibly. I have this rack myself. The bike would be tilted extremely high on the rear tire side and the weight distribution might compromise how sturdy the bike would stay whole driving.
850910
no. this rack will not fit a bike with rear suspension. it bolts to the seat stays up by the seat and down by the axle which won't allow suspension movement. you will probably need a seatpost mounted rack such as: Ibera Bicycle Seatpost-mounted Commuter Carrier IB-RA1
1078984
No way! The weight is no problem. Properly installed it will hold your bike just fine. The rack is very heavy and well made. It does however depend on the additional supports being welded to the frame on either side . The setup is very critical. The side supports must be welded in the same plane as the main hitch. If not it will bind and not slide in and out. I took mine to a welding and machine shop that I trust. It took a whole day to get it exactly right. Cost was about $500 but with the additional supports it was rock solid. John S.
1821503
You need a straight bar across your bike or a special attachment to fit it onto this rack. Our girls bike did not work, we had to buy a straight bar to attach to the bike.
581541
It worked fine on the rack that came with my bike. My bike rack does have side frames, though. I would think you need some sides to keep the panniers out of your spokes.