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Portland Design WorksPayload Rear Rack, Steel w/ Bamboo Deck Black
5.0
Portland Design Works combines strength and beauty with a double-ply bamboo deck finish and tough steel tubing.
- Steel tubing sweeps in graceful lines to form an elegant profile
- Double-ply Bamboo makes this rack durable and rigid yet maintains a classic look
- Deck measures 140 x 381mm; rack height is 368mm
- Easy to install and be pedaling cargo in no time
- Weight limit: 77 lbs
- Works with 700c wheel size
Specifications
Disc Compatible
No
Review Summary
LIKES
Easy Mounting (1),
Great Utility (1),
Good Asthetics (2),
Durable (1),
Solid Workhorse (2)
WORKS FOR
Commuter (1)
DISLIKES
Heavy (1)
5.0 GEARS
2 reviews
2 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: Geoffrey16
Will it fit a surly 29er? considering ogre has different disc mounts.
Will it fit a surly 29er? considering ogre has different disc mounts.
Q.
asked by: a guest
I don't have the top two panniers bolts on my frame. Can it be attached to my seat pos
I don't have the top two panniers bolts on my frame. Can it be attached to my seat pos
A.
anwered by: mlewis
You should be able to with a special seatpost clamp that has rack eyelets, search product number 333222370151 to find a good one.
You should be able to with a special seatpost clamp that has rack eyelets, search product number 333222370151 to find a good one.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will it fit on a Surly 1x1 Rat Ride with disc brakes?
Will it fit on a Surly 1x1 Rat Ride with disc brakes?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The PDW Payload is designed for bikes with out disc brakes.
The PDW Payload is designed for bikes with out disc brakes.
Tree Fort ID: 333222363485
Customer Reviews
5
November 05, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Beautiful rack, great aesthetic. Easiest rack I've ever mounted. A bit heavy, but I put it on my townie bike and I can load it up with weight. Doesn't sway or feel cumbersome. Wish PDW would make more bamboo bike gear!
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vote5
September 09, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
I have a schwinn 29er that I got from target, with the idea of using it as transportation in warm times; so the rack was a must. I wanted something you don't normally see, so the wood w/steel was a good fit aesthetically. I have disc brakes too, and of course there was some tweaking that needed to be done. I just got a simple spacer from a hardware store to fit the frame. That was the only change I had to make. Other than that, it works and looks great!
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