Will the included Quick release bag work with the Ibera bike Panniers installed? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004...
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Yes, the PakRak bag will work with the Paanniers installed at the same time. Unlike other racks, this rack has a separate horizontal mounting point, below the rack's top cross bars upon which the PakRak sits, for the Panniers. This allows the Panniers to sit lower down from the top of the rack, which allows for easy access to all bags and mounting hardware.
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I am 99% sure; no. It is a Topeak product and must be used with a Topeak bike rack. I ordered this bike rack: Topeak Explorer Bike Rack, from Amazon, but I found a better price on the bag at Brands in N.Y. : http://brandscycle.com/ and don't forget to Google for a Brands coupon. I like the bag and the rack. Just make sure the bag meets your size requirements. I did not want paniers, but I wanted a bag big enough to do an overnight trip. This bag, with its expandable top, will do the job, as long as I do not try to take too much stuff.
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It worked on my Trek Wahoo that has quick release wheels and disc brakes. I had to open it up a little but if you get it open a little it fits nicely. The only other thing was the two silver 'arms' that attach to the frame. There was a little bending to get them to line up with the holes on the frame to secure the rack to the frame under the seat. I am very happy with this rack and the pannier bag I ordered from Amazon.
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this article is a trunk bag which sits on top of a special rack. I think that there are also panniers which can be fitted to the same rack or other rack models of Ibera. My advice is that you study carefully the web site of Ibera on http://www.ibera.info/ before ordering, so that you are sure to be ordering accessories which fit together, as I understand they are not all compatible.
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If you're talking about bags for carrying stuff on your bike, I got a pair of Bontrager Panniers about a year ago (http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bontrager/basic-pannier-ec037511). They fit right onto the rack behind the seat, and you don't need tools to install or remove them so you can pop them off whenever you fold up the bike. I think whatever you get, your best bet is to go to a local bike shop and ask if you can try the bags out before you buy them. I've never had a problem with my feet hitting the bags while I ride, but they do come close to hitting, so just make sure that the bags don't get in the way while pedaling. If you're talking about bags for carrying stuff on your bike, I got a pair of Bontrager Panniers about a year ago (http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bontrager/basic-pannier-ec037511). They fit right onto the rack behind the seat, and you don't need tools to install or remove them so you can pop them off whenever you fold up the bike. I think whatever you get, your best bet is to go to a local bike shop and ask if you can try the bags out before you buy them. I've never had a problem with my feet hitting the bags while I ride, but they do come close to hitting, so just... » Read More If you're talking about bags for carrying stuff on your bike, I got a pair of Bontrager Panniers about a year ago (http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bontrager/basic-pannier-ec037511). They fit right onto the rack behind the seat, and you don't need tools to install or remove them so you can pop them off whenever you fold up the bike. I think whatever you get, your best bet is to go to a local bike shop and ask if you can try the bags out before you buy them. I've never had a problem with my feet hitting the bags while I ride, but they do come close to hitting, so just make sure that the bags don't get in the way while pedaling. « Show Less
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As long as you have at least two inches of exposed seat post, Topeak should have one that works. They make three different seat post racks to fit bikes of different shapes. They are all identical as far how the bag slips on, they just have different angles so it does not interfere with your back tire. I can't advise you which one to get. Just look at the angle of your seat post in relation to your tire. One of their racks is straight, one bends up, and one bends down.
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It should, the panniers hook on the side part of the rack and the top bag sits between the 2 on the top of the rack.
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Yes. That model is one of the teo Ortlieb pannier sets I use on my Axiom rear rack. In fact, most panniers will fit unless there is some proprietary attachment configuration. The rear rack is highly versatile and can be mounted in several different ways. This rack got the panniers safely away from my size 13 feet.
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This bag is a "universal fit". It is fairly small so it may go on the seat behind you ok. You need to have four places to attach the straps, loop around a bar or handle of some kind. Look at the photo closely then look at your bike.
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The Iberia rack will fit, however I returned for the Topeak QR Beam Rack MTX Bicycle Rack (V Type) and The MTX Trunk Bag EX with rigid molded panels. the quality was much better.Topeak QR Beam Rack MTX Bicycle Rack (V Type)MTX Trunk Bag EX with rigid molded panels
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I have used panniers made from small square buckets. You need a rigid "bag" because there is no support for parts of panniers that hang low.
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The hooks are just simple hooks that hang on the rack with no clip/locking mechanism. There is a smaller hook on a bungee/elastic cord that attaches to the lower part of the rack and the tension from that keeps the bag in place. So, no quick release mechanism but quicker and easier to remove than the panniers I have with quick release.
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I have the topeak explorer rack and they fit that. I am almost certain that these panniers will fit any rack though
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I believe so, but it appears the bag would extend out much further than with normal handle bars. I would use a bag that attaches to a rear beam rack or seat post rack instead.
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I think they recommend the Tourist, but I have the Explorer and it works fine. There is loops at the bottom of the pannier bags that I loop around the spokes at the bottom of the Explorer.
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Yes they will John. It all depends on how sturdy the rack is. The panniers have an adjustable string that fits almost all racks.
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You must let us know about the rack on your Schwinn. As for heel clearance, there is a noticeable chop to the bags' forward corners where your heels will hit if they were not chopped. Also, the bags are small enough to be pulled back away from the pedal arcs. But all these really depends on your rack and how it was installed on your bicycle. The product picture shows them on an Ibera rack. Note how the forward corners are on top of the axle. I'm happy with these bags, I recommend them, and if you will read my review I found a way to put a shoulder strap on the the right bag without any alterations.