While they never really went away, we’ve seen quite the resurgence of lightweight racks being used for off-road bikepacking over the last few years. Several new models have gotten more tire clearance and clever new features. In our latest video, Neil provides an overview of a handful of new racks and shares his current favorites as well as a few other noteworthy options.
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Outline:
Intro: 0:00
Whats Wrong with Seat Packs: 0:57
Rack Uses: 2:42
OMM Elkhorn Rack:4:27
Tailfin Aeropack: 7:07
Tumbleweed T-Rack: 9:58
Ortlieb Quick Rack: 12:23
Sim Works Burrito Rack: 13:54
Aeroe Spider Rack: 14:45
Tubus Vega Evo: 15:23
Rack Accessory: 16:14
Mentioned Links:
Gear Index: Rear Bike Racks - https://bikepacking.com/index/rear-bike-racks-bikepacking/
OMM Elkhorn Rack Review - https://bikepacking.com/gear/old-man-mountain-elkhorn-review/
Tailfin Aeropack Review - https://bikepacking.com/gear/tailfin-aeropack-review/
Tumbleweed T-Rack Review - https://bikepacking.com/gear/tumbleweed-t-rack-and-mini-pannier-rack-review/
BUY RACKS HERE - These are affiliate links where we get a small percentage of the sale:
OMM Elkhorn: https://bit.ly/3IeTa5C
Ortlieb Quick Rack: https://bit.ly/45beu67
Tubus Vega: https://bit.ly/3BBsHvf
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Neil Beltchenko (https://www.instagram.com/neil_beltchenko/)
Geometry: 150lbs, 5'9.5", 32" inseam