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Old 12-24-19 | 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Miele Man
There was a T-shape piece of metal that bolted to the rack and had a hole that went over the brake bolt to stop the rack from sliding down.




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Those were added a few years after I worked at the bike shop. There were some after market ones that people could buy as an extra that functioned the same way, but a lot of customers did not buy them when they bought the racks. I sometimes would use a short piece of wire to try to prevent the rack from sliding down, hung the wire from a seatpost clamp bolt or a centerpull brake cable hanger, but they did not look very good cosmetically, so store management frowned upon that.
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