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Question: Is meant to work on bikes with front suspension?
Document: I'm a long time roadie (& recent cross bike enthusiast) wanting the option of a decent rack for short self-supported trips. I've tried two different seatpost racks, which really don't work, as the panniers can sway in & out of your spokes due to the height of the rack.Enter the Thule rack. After assembly, I gave it the quick glance over both bikes in the front & back; it'll work in all four locations. So far so good.
If you need a good rack (will mount front or rear) for your 29er full-suspension mountain bike this is a great choice (and may be one of only a few choices out there for 29er rear mount). Also great for all other types of bikes. Sturdy and very well thought out. A little finesse required to get it mounted (especially if working around cable stops and hydraulic hose clips) but instructions are good and there is lots of adjustment available for adapting to almost any geometry.
I ordered this for my mountain bike (Intense 6.6) to use for yucky weather commutes -- it's a clever idea and could in principle work really well ... BUT as the packaging says, it works for nearly all bikes.
I used this to my epic bike.As you know, epic is full suspension bike. So it is difficult to set up bike racks.But I can set it front suspension fork. And I can use ortlieb bike box after several modification of thule pack n pedal.Much more good things are it is not heavy and can sustain 25 kg heavy mass.And you can use thule pack n pedal more useful with thule frame.
Lose the key or the wrench and you're you can't make it work.
It is perfect to full suspension bike. If you are planning travel with your full suspension bike, it will help you a lot.
I ordered this to use with my new, full-suspension mountain bike. It works great - easy to install and seems very well engineered and functional.
The cables have to run outside the tightening straps of the rack, and this leads to the rear brake not engaging well and/or the rear gears not shifting properly. After attaching the rack, I had to adjust, tighten and re-calibrate these cables to make the brake and gears work well again, not too difficult if you do some reading up and learn from a few good video tutorials from you-tube.All in all, neat and clever system to carry panniers on a mountain bike.
I have used a variety of rack in the past but this one is the best. I have one on the front and back of my commuter bicycle.
Works exactly as described in terms of install. No problems to mention. I recommend to anybody who wants front or rear rack.
Answer: yes