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Old 02-24-09 | 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by roadfix
There is really no 'one way' to mount racks as long as it's secure. Same goes for fenders.

One thing I would do is to mount it slightly lower to lower the center of gravity if it makes any difference. I see your rack has several mounting holes at the bottom.
I agree. Lower the rack to within 2" or so from the wheel. Even with fenders, you won't need much clearance. The center of gravity is lower and the load rides better.
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