Is it compatible with panniers hanging on the sides of the rack?
1818620
Really depends on the frame, but there are strips of velcro ands such to fasten it down. You can but try, but I don't see why not. I don't have Panniers on mine, though.
1818621
I believe that it would be. There could be some interference with the velcro straps that hold it on the rack but this would depend on the particular type of panniers. I have actually thought of putting panniers on mine but have not done it yet.
1818622
The bag is about 12 inches long and attaches to your bike seat pole with a strap and to the rack by means of 2 more straps. The rack trips are about 1 inch wide. They are attached to the bag about 2 inches from bag ends leaving about 6 inches in the middle. I of course don't know how your Panniers attach. The problem I have with the bag is it's hight! It is about 9 inches high. If your set pole isn't up high enough to leave at least 9 inches below the "bottom" of your seat, you will have trouble attaching it to the seat pole. You could forgo that attaching point and set the bag further back on your rack. the problem there is, if your rack isn't very long the bag will be up against your behind! The bag is about 12 inches long and attaches to your bike seat pole with a strap and to the rack by means of 2 more straps. The rack trips are about 1 inch wide. They are attached to the bag about 2 inches from bag ends leaving about 6 inches in the middle. I of course don't know how your Panniers attach. The problem I have with the bag is it's hight! It is about 9 inches high. If your set pole isn't up high enough to leave at least 9 inches below the "bottom" of your seat, you will have trouble attaching it to the seat pole. You could forgo that attaching point and set the bag... » Read More The bag is about 12 inches long and attaches to your bike seat pole with a strap and to the rack by means of 2 more straps. The rack trips are about 1 inch wide. They are attached to the bag about 2 inches from bag ends leaving about 6 inches in the middle. I of course don't know how your Panniers attach. The problem I have with the bag is it's hight! It is about 9 inches high. If your set pole isn't up high enough to leave at least 9 inches below the "bottom" of your seat, you will have trouble attaching it to the seat pole. You could forgo that attaching point and set the bag further back on your rack. the problem there is, if your rack isn't very long the bag will be up against your behind! « Show Less
1818623
Yes, as long as you have enough room to thread the Velcro rip strips on the bottom of the bag under the rack rail platform. I'm sure that you will.
1700152
I would think so, the bottom part of this basket came with two long/flat attachments. But I already had something like this installed: Topeak Explorer Bike Rack
664342
Not sure. We have two Giant bikes on the rack, one composite and one aluminum. The rack carriers them nicely.
2182867
Honestly, not sure. I bought this along with the Ibera rack, and went with this brand because of the quick release panniers. Have contacted customer service twice (seller, Bikepac), and had both questions/issues answered very promptly. I would ask them about compatibility, sorry I can't answer better than that.
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I believe the answer is "yes". I think I saw that on Stack-On's website. The rack didn't work for my compact or sub-compacts.
1262268
There is another question about whether it will support side bags (pannier bags). The answerer states that, since it does NOT have the additional supports that go from the rack down to the rear wheel/axle, it probably wouldn't be a good idea for pannier bags.
1641748
These panniers fit on all of my racks, and come with adapters for various sizes of tubing. There should be no need to buy a specific type of rack.
1776866
I have axiom panniers and they hook on just fine. You won't find a better rack if you don't have the eyelets on your frame. Great choice for newer road bikes.
521266
I do not believe that these panniers are designed for that type of rack. The bags will probably rub against the spokes, which would not be good.
1172321
Yes. We have hybrids, mountain and road bikes - even kids bikes on ours! The hooks move so you can adjust to what you need. Best purchase for bike storage!
261503
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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It's about six inches from the top hooks to the bottom hook. Keep in mind that the bottom hook can be turned 90 degrees to allow the hook to slide onto a vertical rack rail. I have not road tested my panniers yet, but they look very sturdy. I am using them with a Blackburn rack.
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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
651925
Suppose you can but I would use ratchet straps to secure it to the rack.Two across and one front to back.
800418
Any panniers is possible. All you need is to add on panniers racks at both sides.
859163
Luckily for you, I don't think so. This rack was a waste of money for me. Good luck
159887
I have had this basket for several years and haven't found a rear rack (my own bike, borrows, or rentals) that it won't fit on. Also the handles are semi pliable, so I assume if you did find one that is oddly shaped, you could make the necessary adjustment.