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Carbon or Alloy

Carbon

-Lighter option
-More expensive
-Maximum load: 27kg
-Material: Toray T700 carbon fibre

Carbon fibre offers exceptional strength to weight, meaning a lighter arch that is still capable of carrying the same load as our Alloy arches. If weight saving is a priority for you, then carbon fibre is the way to go.

Weights (without Pannier Mounts)
Carbon Rack: 317g
Carbon Integrated with bag: 700g – 922g depending on chosen bag type (SpeedPack/CargoPack)

Alloy

-Heavier option
-Cheaper
-Maximum load: 27kg
-Material: 6061-T6 Alloy

If you’re heading off-road, away from civilisation, then we’d recommend our Alloy options. Why? In worst case scenarios (dropping or crashing your bike) an Alloy Arch can withstand abuse a little better and can possibly be repaired or ridden when damaged – it will tend to bend. The Alloy options has additional triple bosses to attach accessories such as a Cage.

Weights (without Pannier Mounts)
Alloy Rack: 542g
Alloy Integrated with bag: 907 – 1129g depending on chosen bag type (SpeedPack/CargoPack)

How should the Bag attach to the Rack?

Fixed to Rack: Secured System

Rack and Bag work as one. Built for serious off-road adventures

Removable: Quick Access

Bag removes from rack. Perfect for groceries, cafe stops, and commutes

Guide to Top Stay Length

Which Top Stay is right for me?

Short Top Stay – Use the below as a general guide:

with regular (or larger) bike frame sizes (>54cm)
100mm or more visible seat post
no dropper post fitted to your bike
riders who want maximum aero benefits

Long top Stay – For riders who feel they will need a little extra space behind the saddle when using the AP20 Trunk tp Bag:

for smaller bike frame sizes (<54cm)
less than 100mm visible seat post
if you have a dropped post fitted to your bike
saddle positioned far back on its rails
if you plan to carry items on top of the bag (e.g sleep mat strapped to the bag)

Top Stay Specifications

Below shows the difference in real terms between the two sizes:

How will the Rack attach to my bike

Tailfin Axle Mount

Fit a Tailfin Rack by removing your bike’s axle and replacing with our Tailfin Axle. Watch how

Recommended for the strongest mounting method.

Frame Mount Adaptors

Fit Tailfin Frame Mount Adaptors to your bike’s pannier mounts.
Watch how

– Please check with your bike’s manufacturer that your frame is suitable for attaching a rack, as some frame mounts are used only for mudguards.

Whats the difference between our axles?

We supply 1 of these 3 axles with all of our rear racks. The axle you need will depend on your bike.

Single Thru Axle

Modern bikes use thru axles, select the single thru axle if you know your pitch thread.

Universal Thru Axle

Ships with multiple thru axles to fit all bikes

Quick Release Axle

Usually found on older bikes and are usually hollow with a lever on one side.

Pannier Rack

Which Rack material would you like? Which Rack material would you like?

Do you want your Rack to be able to carry Panniers? Do you want your Rack to be able to carry Panniers?

Do you want to add a Top Bag? Do you want to add a Top Bag?

How should the Bag attach to the Rack? How should the Bag attach to the Rack?

Do you want to add Pannier Bags? Do you want to add Pannier Bags?

Which size bike will this fit to? Which size bike will this fit to?

How will the Rack attach to your bike? How will the Rack attach to your bike?

Which rear axle do you need? Which rear axle do you need?

What's your axle pitch thread? What's your axle pitch thread?

Does your bike need adaptors? Does your bike need adaptors?

16L Pannier Accessories 16L Pannier Accessories

Packing cubes Packing cubes

Lights & Mounts Lights & Mounts

Also required:

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