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Question: Will this work on a bike that has front suspension?
Document: I have a bicycle that is used purely for riding around the city. It is a mountain bike frame, with a 2x10 gearset, no suspension (Surly 1x1 fork) and nice wide bars.Rather than attach a shopping basket, I decided on front and rear racks with panniers and bicycle specific bags.In looking for a front rack I needed to have something that would not get in the way of the front disk brake and also something that did not rely on lower fork mounts.
Nothing on the product page hinted at the need for having pre-drilled holes in the front fork of your bike when I bought the rack. It's only mentioned in the sparse instructions that come with it. I have a mountain bike and it doesn't have those pre-drilled holes. I'm very disappointed that it won't work, I think it would have been very handy!
This is a great front rack, light but solid. Keep in mind, that without fork mount brakes, this may be a tough install as its designed to be used with these in mind. For my road bike I had to do a little handyman work, but it was worth it. It holds my work cooler perfectly and securely. For my wife's mountain bike this was a great light duty carrier and it has stood up to some pretty tough spills. I highly recommend this.
Using the front brake mounts as a way to mount it is very ingenious. Unlike other racks, this one works good on suspension forks..
Built well but a problem with instillation if you have disk brakes and a Suspension fork.The description does not indicate the instillation requires caliper brakes and aSuspension fork prevents you from using clamps to affix the unit directly to the fork.It was a hassle to adapt to the bike.I wish they had explained what was required to attach it to a bike.
Great Customer Service - I brought the product; and, it didn't work for my bike. Sunlite's customer service was quick to respond and professional. They were willing to give me a refund, although they were NOT at fault. Thanks again, Sunlite!
It's cheap, and it works. Note, however, that I didn't get the mounting hardware when I got one of the racks... The first rack I ordered for my Fuji bike included all hardware, but the second one didn't, so I had to improvise to make it work...
It is simply a matter of releasing the cable tension, loosening the bolt holding the arm on the bike and then slipping the bolt through the rack support. You don't have to actually remove the brake arm - and with most non-disc brakes removing them and trying to place the rack up against the fork won't work with the brakes because of the brake arm design. What is usually harder is properly adjusting the brake so it is just right.
These (the cute sunlite front racks, black or silver) will NOT work with 'old' style Cantilever brakes/bosses. The bosses are too large in diameter for the Sunlite hardware (and it would seem otherwise, to interfere with the brake operation). The (initial) limitation is the (max) ~6mm diameter of the sunlite's mounting bracket(s).
I was looking for a rack just to hold a front basket and my bag to ride to work and class every day, so I figured a lightweight rack would be great. This was easy enough to attack, but the weight rating, which claims it can hold 40lbs is a joke. I use it to hold about 10-15 pounds (including basket) and after a couple of months, the junky spot-weld on the support strut that holds up the frontmost part of the rack simply came apart.
Answer: yes