'Ibera Bike Rack - Bicycle Touring Carrier Plus+ for Disc Brake/Non-Disc Brake Mount, Fat Tire Bikes, Frame-Mounted for Heavier Top & Side Loads, Height Adjustable for 26''-29'' Frames'

Easy enough to mount. Build quality seems good.

Mi primer portabultos, ya veremos qué tal.Se siente firme y resistente el material, se adaptó muy bien a mi bicicleta. Su instalación no fue complicada para ser la primera vez que instalo uno.Pienso ponerle alforjas en los costados, la verdad es que el material se siente de buena calidad, buena compra.

I wanted this rack so I could put some double panniers on the back of my bike. It's very well made and very light. It looks strong enough to take most knocks it might receive during it's life. You'll need some practical skills to put in on and may need to shorten a couple of the bars as I did to fit it properly, depending on the bike. A hacksaw did the job in less than 5 minutes and the frame fitted perfectly afterwards. It certainly looks the part once fitted and feels very sturdy. I would certainly recommend this item to anyone wishing to add carrying abilities to their bicycle but be prepared to spend half hour or so fitting it on, depending on your skills.

Product is really quality built. Only concern are the bolts used ... the material is soft; threads can be easily blunted.

Decent price, disk break compatible, easy to install, good looking coating, lightweight, nice and smart design, rigid.I installed it on a 70" wheels bicycle equipped with disk brakes; no issues encountered. Although it has many joints, after tightening all the bolts it becomes quite stiff, so no worries regarding buckling/wobbling.I would really like a similar style front rack for suspension forks.Being an aluminum equipment, I would like to give some advice for future buyers:1. Be very careful when tightening the bolts, especially those screwed in the rack body (e.g. small rods connecting the bicycle wheel frame to the lower part of the rack) - aluminum threads can break easily, so don't tighten as strong as you would do with steel parts.2. If you intend to use this for off-road riding, I recommend orienting yourself to a steel rack; if you fall with this aluminum rack, it will most likely bend and break when you try bringing it to the original shape.