Are there fenders that fit this bicycle? Is there a space to mount a rack on the back with or without fenders? (a rack that can hold heavy panniers)
1988707
Yes, I got the fenders option and a nice heavy duty rack on the back with a strong spring-loaded clasp built into the carrier rack on the back. Mine is for sale so let me know if you're interested in a like-new discount-priceed, barely used Dynamic Runabout.
1988708
I also got the fenders and rack options but would recommend buying aftermarket alternatives as I found myself constantly having to adjust the fenders so they didn't rub on the tires and that the rack length was small and did not fit my standard size Arkel commuting panier
1988709
Yes and Yes. Any standard fender can be installed on this bike. It uses standard attachment points for fenders. The frame also has standard attachment points for a rear rack.
782643
I see what you mean, But on my frame I don 't seem to have holes, back or front. This frame is especially suited for single speed/fixed gear use: usually built-up without fenders. If you want a fender on this frame, I'd use matching fenders, which are fenders that are bolted on directly to the axle, as used to be customary before the "one size fit all" adjustable fenders. Hammered ones would be nice. This frame also exists with other dropouts: maybe worth looking at to compare?
474397
You must have a rack that can accommodate paniers. Some will not. Those saying they've used the panniers unsecured is like someone saying they've danced at the edge of a cliff and haven't fallen yet. I don't believe unsecured panniers are by default immune from colliding with the rear wheel. And the product description predictably states: "MTX Pannier Side Frame required for use w/ MTX Beam racks "
76810
Front, yes. Rear, I dont know. I've never seen a fixie with fenders though.
2042046
With the rear battery, panniers are limited for the back. If you really want to carry cargo I recommend a front rack compatible with disc brakes. I installed the Thule front rack (tour model) with side rails and can carry 50+ pounds of groceries. It also helps to balance the bike better against the rear battery plus you can keep an eye on what you carry.
850913
I am with Brian S. on this, you will need a "Seat Post Mounted" Rack for your bike.
17859
I use these as a spare saddlebag that i mount above my hard case saddlebags. I do not think any kind of rack would be needed as long as the bags are not resting against your exhaust. There are tons of straps included to mount them to about any type of bike.
447583
I own two Townies without fenders, and a full bed length with my tacoma. With this rack, our two bikes will fit in the bed of my truck with the gate closed, it's a snug fit though, and sometimes I move the rear end of the bikes at an angle a little bit. If they had fenders, and the fenders came down the tire far enough to touch the gate then you would probably have to angle the bikes even more. Hope that helps.
1509921
Not sure, but I'd say probably not, as it does not have any vertical supports connecting the rack itself to the rear wheel axle, as some do. Without those supports, it appears the pannier bag, especially when loaded, could easily sag inward into the spokes of the wheel behind the rear frame member of the bike. Aside from that, the rack would be strong enough, it just doesn't have the protection the vertical supports would otherwise provide to keep the bottom of the bags out of the spokes. I don't know anything about panniers except what I can see on the Amazon listings, so I don't know if they have some sort of internal structure that keeps the bags apart without the aid of a prop from a rack support, but I can't see this being the case. If they do, then this rack would do fine with them, but, like I say, I don't know about that part of it; sorry.
1371624
I can't tell if your bike has points to mount in the rear.I see them in the front fork.I can't tell if your bike has points to mount a fender.They do work with 700c tires
1646951
I have a fatbike with 26x4 tires, it does it but barely. Have to spread the rack a little bit to fit it on, and there's less than 2 inches clearance on the top of the tire to the rack. But it works great, carries panniers and without any other modifications can't beat the price.
1911104
The rack can fit a road bike. It really depends on your frame. Generally the taller the frame, the better it fits. Otherwise you need to make an adapter like I did showing in the pictures to fix it with the seat tube.
626430
Topeak also makes a rack that fastens in the pre-threaded holes on the bike frame near the rear wheel hub. Reply back if you have any questions and I'll get you a link to the other type of rack
1274223
Hello. I just checked the mounting location on my trike, but it is on a modified bracket. However, if I remember correctly the fenders mounts are set up for an eyelet just above the axle. The mounts are a heavy chrome type that mount on the inside of the of wheel only. Smiles, Marc.
447584
I think that based on most front fenders I see, it might interfere. That said, I love the rack, and if I wasn't in love with the bike fenders, I would take them off to accommodate the rack.I feel I should add to this.... The manufacturer doesn't suggest that you tie off the back of the bike...but I bungee mine for added support...
618723
I don't think that it makes a difference. With the side panniers all the way extended it ought to fit on either size bicycle. As long as it fits your rack, you're good to go. I have 700cc wheels on my bicycle.
592118
The rack fits nicely on my 28" 700c bike. You may need to use a little muscle to squeeze the main bars to the back wheels. Hope it helps!