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Portland Design WorksPayload Rear Rack, Steel w/ Bamboo Deck Black
5.0
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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
UPC
812938015014
MPN
501
Tree Fort ID:
333222363485
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.
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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