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Old 04-27-08, 09:15 PM
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Could someone identify this rear rack and lowrider for me?... Tubus? Thanks.


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The rear rack looks to be a new style Tubus Cosmo, and the front looks to be a Tubus Nova

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I was considering these as they are quite beautiful but they are one of the heaviest of the Tubus racks so I ended up with the standard black.
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Thanks!
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The rear Cosmo is interesting as it allows you to hang the panniers lower thus lowering the centre of gravity.
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What kind of bike is it?
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That is a gorgeous bike!
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