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trés bien ,adaptable

Para ir me a gusto con cosas de el campo..aguanta peso.. tambien es facil montar.. megusta

Es sencillo pero se ve de buena calidad acorde a su precio.No se si se podra meter mucho peso, pero mi idea es para llevar la mochila ahí en vez de en la espalda, asi voy mas fresco y no cargo peso.Creo que para un uso normal sin llegar a sobrecargala viene bien

A pesar de que el portaequipajes es barato, y para un uso esporádico de carga ligera, la tornillería que trae para el montaje debería ser de mejor calidad. La tornillería es blanda, y el hueco para la llave Allen de las cabezas de los tornillos queda deformado al apretar. Tocará cambiar los tornillos por otros de mejor calidad.Por lo demás, montaje relativamente sencillo, aunque en algunos puntos precisa de forzar la posición de las varillas para adaptarlas a la bicicleta.

La parrilla se ve fuerte y ajusta muy bien a mi bicicleta de 26".el montaje es intuitivo pero los tornillos se estropean la cabeza facil por lo que mi CONSEJO es que apreteis girando las tuercas no girando el tornillo.la cabeza del tornillo usarla para sujetar y que no gire al apretar las tuercas.Lo dicho apretar girando las tuercas .

Para ser una parrilla universal, parece que viene con pocos tornillos para poder adaptarla a cualquier bicileta.Por lo demás bien

en general no está mal, pero los tornillos son demasiado cortos, si también tiene un guardabarros, debe usar otros tornillos, también algunos de los tornillos se desafilaron de inmediato

I recently got an E-bike here on Amazon and have been enjoying riding a bike again after years of not having one.I've been a street motorcyclist for about five years, and that has taught me the importance of preparedness. Since I have an electric motor helping me out on my new E-bike, I can easily ride 10x the distance than I could on a normal bike, probably even longer! So I want to have supplies with me just like I do on my motorcycle, so I looked into storage.I don't want to wear a backpack, so I decided a rack was the next best thing since I need the inner triangle of my bike's frame clear for battery installation and removal. I don't trust the racks that just clamp onto a bike's seat post, so those were out of the question. I looked at racks that cost two to three times as much as this rack, but they looked so similar. Add to that the numerous positive reviews this rack has, and I decided the $15 price tag was worth the risk.As you can see by the photo of my bike, it paid off! My E-bike, from HOTEBIKE, had bolts installed already at the various mounting points that this rack can use. That was fortunate for me, as you can see by the photo I've attached of two of the bolts.These bolts in question are among the hardware that came with this rack. Notice something off about the bolt on the right? Yep, it's hex pocket is unformed. A better quality bolt from the rack is on the left for visual comparison. I didn't notice this during the installation.To diverge on a tangent for a bit, the instructions that come with this rack are lousy, so I figured out how to install this rack without them. Thanks to my E-bike having mounting points with hardware preinstalled, it wasn't hard to do. I just loosely bolted pieces of this rack to the bike, then tightened up the fasteners when I was satisfied with the fitment.It was during this final tightening of fasteners that I caught that bad bolt. I wound up removing it and the other bolts I'd used to mount the rack to the bike and using the bike's included bolts instead.Also, my E-bike has a small crossbar between the chainstays (it's the bar where caliper brakes would be mounted normally- my bike has disc brakes) so I elected to use that as a mounting point, using the appropriate bracket with this rack. The center hole of the bracket was too small in diameter, so I did drill the hole out to let the bolt that was on my bike pass through. It was just one drill size up so it was easily done with a cordless drill and a vise.I could've easily used the two side brackets and mounted them to the sides of the chainstays, since there was again mounting holes with preinstalled bolts for the purpose. I decided that if the rack was unsteady, I would use said brackets.I haven't needed them. This rack will flex a little when forced by hand, but after that flex, I move the whole bike around when I push, pull, kick and yank this rack. I like this, since the rack being too rigid would mean it'd break easily, but it's not so flexible so as to bend and jam a wheel, it's just right. A little flex to absorb shock, but enough rigidity to resist bending. I even harked back to my old BMX stunt days and "thrashed" about on my E-bike a little (I couldn't do much, I'm out of shape and E-bikes are much heavier than BMX bikes!). The rack took it all in stride.So, if you aren't mechanically inclined and need thorough instruction to assemble and install equipment, you might be better off paying for a more expensive rack, depending on the quality of instructions. But if you're willing to sit down, figure things out and test your work before using it, the savings you get with this rack are awesome, even with sporadic bad quality with hardware!This extends to use of the rack. It has a spring tensioned clamping bar, and the rack's design is modular. Know what the bag is on mine? It's a fuel tank bag intended for motorcycle use! I wound up liking and using saddle bags on my motorcycle, so the tank bag has sat collecting dust. It has three mounting points, so with some large zip-ties in hand, I set to work. Two points were zip tied to the front of the rack, the third point at the end of the bag was zip-tied to the rack's fender mount, which I bent upwards to use. The bag is also solidly mounted, and I now have a small supply of tools and parts to take with me on rides!I'd imagine this rack will accept a dedicated bike rack bag or case just fine, but I'm happy with it's performance both in installation to my bike and holding my repurposed fuel tank bag! Again, if you're handy and want to save some money, I'd definitely recommend this rack! Just examine the bolts before you begin installing them.

Metal look slim and not the strongest but sturdy once installed. Good for general light duty load.

Item is not possible to fit a 27-28 inch ( 700C) bike, front support is too short , good thing that I have some spare support from my old bike rack, made of steel, heavy and prone to rust

Material endeble, basto y mal acabado.Tornillos de muy mala calidad.No se ajusta a ruedas de 28".

Soporte trasero muy majete.tiene buena pinta la estructura ya que es baratito.. lo único los tornillos son un poco malos y para sujetarlo a la bici en la zona superior tuve que poner un tornillo largo con varias tuercas para que quedará derecho.. pero me quedo estupendo para la bici.