Queta Rear Bike Rack, Adjustable Aluminium Alloy, Maximum Load 50kg with Reflector

Easy to assemble and strongThanks

Having a Dutch bike, it has non standard fittings, once assembled this attached to my bike perfectly, seat post needs to be measured for secure fit, I bought this to carry a very heavy e-bike battery. The carrier is very lightly packaged in a poly bag, hence scratch on base, easy to assemble, very pleased with it, easy to adjust length by slackening the three nuts under base. All tools required are supplied.

Like say sides but good over all

The frame seems very strong and I have tested it with a 13yo sitting on the back. The frame uses similar sized bolts to several folding footrests available on Amazon which can be attached to the frame (see picture).On the downside the paint rubs off easily and the rear reflector is loosely riveted on. If they had used a bolt, this could have been easily fixed, but all you can do with a rivet is drill it out which is more work than I anticipated. Worth noting that you might need to bend some of the bars a little to install as well.If you want a cheap but strong pannier rack, but are not too worried about aesthetics, then this is stronger than any others I have seen.

Decent looking bike rack which I got for my folding mountain ebike, it's easy to assemble but had to bend the side rails a bit to fit it, it's easily customisable, and I had to figure out how to avoid the cables that run on the rear struts but keep the rack square so that the load distributes evenly, it's sturdy but no way will I be carrying heavy loads on the back, it will be ideal for the daily commute and for some ad hoc shopping. Using a bike rack bag with sides that can open up for extra storage, so the side rails are important, however if you just use a bag on top of the rack then you can omit them. Comes with a pretty useless bungee cord and the rear reflector is already loose, but for the price it's just what I needed

Once it’s on this is a great pannier. Very sturdy with strong fittings. Carried a pretty heavy bag for 150 miles off road on my MB this summer without any problems. However fitting it is pretty tricky and the instructions are totally rubbish.

I cycle for around 80min everyday with my backpack on this rack and haven’t had any issues with it. It’s light and sturdy, quick to install. I’m only taking a star away because it was missing a few nuts that I had to buy myself, but other than that no issues.

I've had this on my bike for a couple of weeks now, I tightened up the Allan bolts tightly but the 3 bolts stopping the shelf from sliding back and forth came loose and I've lost 2 of them so only have one stopping it from moving!! They need to include some kind of lock thread or spring washers to stop this from happening. My £70 light which I put in place of the reflector was pushed off and I lost it! So not that happy with this!!