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Old 04-21-11, 07:17 PM
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Dahon.Steve
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Originally Posted by CabezaShok
If its such a big "design flaw" why does Brompton's rack sit at a similar sloping angle? its just a frame that you fasten a basket to, or a trunk or panniers....none of these would "fall off" if properly installed/fastened to the rack. Look at a wheel barrel, it hauls stuff and its not flat, its sloping.....does this make it a flawed design?
The Brompton rear rack is a design flaw. It's made that way to keep the folding size small but as you can imagine, most people do not use it to carry anything. In fact, 95% of people use the front bag and attachment when carrying products. The reason people buy the rear rack on the Brompton is to attach larger wheels onto the rack so they can roll the bike like shopping cart. Very useful.
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