They sell longer versions of those silver rack stays. It looks like you’ve only hit one set of holes on the rack it self. Get the longer stays for better stability. Connect to the rack through both sets of holes first then bend them out to your seat stay mounts. With the weight that the DXP bag can manage you will want to be sure it is 100% solid.
basically same rack setup as mine , you did good bro to get the uni super tourist on the back cause you have an higher load capacity , you wont regret it when touring or maybe going out for groceries, stick to lighter stuff on the front such as camping equipment like tent, sleeping bag etc and you'll be good and the handling will be much better especially if using panniers which will keep the weight down low. btw very nice bike ;)
But wait, if you're talking about the Roscoe, then you don't need to. But again, I'm not sure if you should drill any holes to your bike as it may have integrity issues with the frame.
Nice set-up, looks really comfortable as well.
Thanks! It is comfy.
Glad I found this. thank you for sharing
Beautiful bicycle. With topeak rack is a battle horse.
Thank you ☺
That bike looks sweet
Hi, thanks!
They sell longer versions of those silver rack stays. It looks like you’ve only hit one set of holes on the rack it self. Get the longer stays for better stability. Connect to the rack through both sets of holes first then bend them out to your seat stay mounts. With the weight that the DXP bag can manage you will want to be sure it is 100% solid.
Thanks for the recommendation, but unfortunately, that's what left in the bike store. All are out of stock!
basically same rack setup as mine , you did good bro to get the uni super tourist on the back cause you have an higher load capacity , you wont regret it when touring or maybe going out for groceries, stick to lighter stuff on the front such as camping equipment like tent, sleeping bag etc and you'll be good and the handling will be much better especially if using panniers which will keep the weight down low. btw very nice bike ;)
Thank you ☺
Do i have to drill a hole on the frame to install the rear rack to the frame?
No, you don't have to.
But wait, if you're talking about the Roscoe, then you don't need to. But again, I'm not sure if you should drill any holes to your bike as it may have integrity issues with the frame.
@@faieruz i have a roscoe 8. Okay thank you.
@@ian8419 nice! Too bad, I'm now a twenty inch cyclist..
Can I install it on Cannondale trial 5 size 29?
Hi, the rear rack is height adjustable, no issue. If you're asking about the rear rack.
Hi, may I know where you bought the front Topeak rack from?
Hi, I bought it from Rodalink, East Coast branch.