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Question: Can this be mounted to the front as well?
Document: The chainstays are 410mm long and the distance between the dropouts is 130 mm. I used front panniers. I am sure if I mounted rear panniers, I would strike my heels. Every installation is going to be different.This rack made a truly light weight touring bike.
I installed two of these racks, one on a Schwinn and one on a Mongoose. It was perfect for the Schwinn (w/o disk brakes) and mounted easily into the factory pre-drilled holes. The Mongoose is a mountain bike that maybe was never meant to have a rack but we generally ride on paved greenways. There were no pre-drilled holes on the frame under the seat for the upper mounting location and no other practical way to do it and still be able to easily adjust the seat. I ended up putting a couple layers of duct tape around the seat post receiver tube (to prevent scratches from the metal fingers on the rack) and then used a wire tie through the holes on the front mounting fingers on the rack and around the seat post tube.
Well made, the only problem is the adjustment bars were to short to allow the rack to be mounted level. You must go online to iberas web site & email the account rep for your area/country & they will mail you longer ones free of charge. Have not carried any bags on it  as of yet
I purchaced the PakRak in order to fit around my new bike with disc brakes. it installed around the disc brakes well, both brackets that mount around the seat mount didnt fit, so i only used one. seems to be fine, my only complaint was that it didnt come with a spring mounted swing up arm as an option. otherwise it took just a little time to install. it seems built well.
Sturdy, well constructed...Needed longer front support arms, Iberia provided them right away.Love the rack, would suggest they not use a Torx nut on the height adjustment arms. Needed to buy a whole new bit to adjust.. Still love the rack.
This rack is sturdy and well made and will be used for heavier loads. It installed pretty easy with my touring cyclocross bicycle which has disk brakes. All the parts plus a few extra screws were included. The spacers are what make it work with the disk brakes. If you don't have disk brakes there is another model that will work for calliper brakes which isn't as wide. The front rails that connect to your eyelets are adjustable so you can get it to fit a wide range of bikes sizes. I ended up getting Axiom trunk bag/panniers and they work just fine on this rack... even though Ibera makes quick release bags just for this rack which probably work fine too.
It's light and a good price for the design, except the extension arms are not long enough. Manufacturer take note! Thus the rack is not flat, leaning forward towards the saddle, and is close to the tire at the front. I'm not going to return it as I can live with it.
I bought two of these racks for my wife and I from the Bikepak store on amazon. First off I want to say that Bikepak has the best customer service. I would suggest buying this rack from this store because if you need to modify this rack (50% chance that you will) they are so accommodating, I will explain.So we got the racks based on the reviews and that everyone reviewing said that it would also fit on a V brake bike. So I mounted the rack on my bike which has disc brakes and the rack fit perfectly.
WoW! I'm impressed. Quickly shipped, super-quality product, easy installation. With allen wrenches in hand (not supplied), disc brake spacers (provided), a couple lock washers (to replace the flat-washers provided),  a quick release skewer & bracket(optional; not provided) and simple to understand instructions (provided), the process only took about 15 minutes. Hint: don't tighten anything until the rack is completely mounted. This allows the system to self-adjust while installing. Tighten everything after the unit is securely installed.
I use this rack quite a bit as I ride my bike to work everyday. We did have to add a piece of metal to add support near the front of the rack for my Schwinn women's bike, but otherwise, it seems very sturdy. I like the fact that I can add side bags in the future if I want. I may do all my shopping and transport on my bike!
Answer: yes