This is a wonderful sturdy clip on rack that allows many options for securing your items to the back of a bike. I love that I can transfer the rack between my mountain and road bikes. It’s also nice that I can easily remove the rack and store it elsewhere when it’s not needed. Only issue I initially had was learning how to get my leg over the bike while carrying a bag on the rack!😂

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Had to order this rack as I needed the tire clearance for the rear wheel. Very sturdy and easy to switch from one bike to another. The matching bag fits really well and can withstand lots of bumps on a long commute.

Ho acquistato il modello A, leggermente inclinato, è arrivato il modello E, totalmente dritto.Non sono soddisfatto. La mia recensione negativa solo per aver ricevuto il prodotto sbagliato

questo portapacchi è semplicemente al top-Costa anche il doppio rispetto la concorrenza ma li vale tutti in termini di stabilità e leggerezza-è un portapacchi dedicato alla linea borse topeak , l'abbinamento rappresenta grazie alla slitta il top della praticità - e da molti anni che utilizzo prodotti Topeak , e a distanza anche di oltre 10 anni si sono sempre dimostrati al top della solidità- quindi consigliatissimo!

Ho comprato questo prodotto per una Fat bike sulla quale non era possibile installare altro e in realtà non ero troppo fiducioso! Invece si è rivelato essere un portapacchi robusto, affidabile e semplicissimo nell'installazione e rimozione. L'unico motivo per cui non ho dato 5 stelle è per le dimensioni un po' piccole, ma probabilmente è una pignoleria.

Montato su una vecchia bici da corsa. Si adatta bene e il sistema di fissaggio è molto funzionale. Consigliato. Tempi di consegna un po' lunghi.

L'ho montato su una MTB da 29" ed è perfetto per accessori con aggancio MTX. Agganci e sgancio preciso e rapidissimo.

Conoscevo già la famiglia di questi portapacchi avendone già posseduto uno (ora passato sulla bici di mia moglie) pertanto ho avuto la conferma della qualità e robustezza del prodotto

Ottimo prodotto io lo utilizzo su MTB bi-ammortizzata; non particolarmente leggero ma sicuramente molto stabile; molto semplice l'aggancio al tubo reggisella.

My bike will not accomodate a regular rack so my options are limited. Sure, I could rig something up with stay clamps, but when I don't need the rack it would be a pain to take off.This rack gets the job done, plus it's so easy to install/remove...quick release! The rack does have a tendancy to shift, but to alleviate this I recommend whipping off your seat post with alcohol to remove any grease/dirt to ensure a good seal, it will help cut down on lateral movement of the rack.If you're just using the trunk bag without panniers you don't have much to worry about if the rack shifts a little to one side or the other. If you're going to use the pannier bags you'll want to get the pannier adapter kit to keep the bags out of your spokes. This is when the rack shift can cause a problem and cause the pannier adapter to rub on your back wheel.I did a 332 mile ride in 5 days and only had to adjust the rack a few times because it shifted. I road in solid rain for two days and I think that helped the rack slide more so than it would have if I had been riding in dry conditions. I was able to nudge the rack back into position with my foot while riding so it wasn't too much of an inconvenience.I'd give it 4 1/2 stars if it were an option just for the fact that the rack is prone to shifting when fully loaded...but it is what it is. Just keep in mind to make sure your seat post is free of dust & grease and it should minimize any sideways movement.Updated: 6/17/15:I did another 372 mile bike trip...Same trip in reverse. I opted to go with another Topeak rack given the lateral movement I mentioned in my initial review. I've attached a pic with the QR Beam Rack MTX in the background.

The mount looks great and works great with the Topeak bags that are designed for it. I bought the side frames also because I got the EXP bag with panniers. The rack mounts pretty fast and easy to your seat post and the frame supports also go on pretty quick. I also put the MTX fender on, which I wasn't sure would go on with the pannier frame. It all integrates perfectly. I am going to post a picture soon. Make sure you put it on tight and realize it is really a commuter rack. If you are using it while hitting rough trails on a mountain bike expect it to shift around some if you have much loaded on it. As for frame selection I chose the A frame and it was an incorrect decision for me and so exchanged it for the V. I was afraid the V frame would sit too close to my tire with the fender on so I opted for a high set up. You should try to mount it low so as not to raise the center of gravity or battle the weight of the filled bag. The reason for the A frame is if your mounting it on a small bike with a low seat with little clearance from seat to tire. The equivalent of a BMX bike. The E frame should work for a lot to play it safe including road and mountain bikes. The V frame will work on quite a few as long as the tire isn't too big. I have a 26" mountain bike tire and it sits a few inches from the tire. Oh if you have a wedge under you seat you can probably keep it on but it is a tight fit. So far I love the look and other than one incident of it shifting have loved the performance.