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From: San Hoosey
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#5
I've also always wondered how hard is it to put an average rear rack on the front. Does it have any negative effects with weight distribution or steering? (As compared with a rack specifically designed for the front which hangs lower.)
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it felt the same as made for front racks. All front racks arent lower though. I have front specific platform racks as well as lowriders.
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From: San Hoosey
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That's what I figured. Given a rack with a platform like that, I guess it wouldn't be too difficult to drill some holes to attach a strap. Interesting. Good to know that the general geometry works out, too.
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noahscape! you have some seriously nice bikes...
did you make that headlight mount from a piece of handlebar stock? it looks strikingly similar to a couple that i made form handlebar stock:


i've since moved the mount to the nitto rack via a bracket, so it's even more similar to yours.
did you make that headlight mount from a piece of handlebar stock? it looks strikingly similar to a couple that i made form handlebar stock:


i've since moved the mount to the nitto rack via a bracket, so it's even more similar to yours.
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noahscape! you have some seriously nice bikes...
did you make that headlight mount from a piece of handlebar stock? it looks strikingly similar to a couple that i made form handlebar stock:
i've since moved the mount to the nitto rack via a bracket, so it's even more similar to yours.
did you make that headlight mount from a piece of handlebar stock? it looks strikingly similar to a couple that i made form handlebar stock:
i've since moved the mount to the nitto rack via a bracket, so it's even more similar to yours.
Yes, I've been using that trick for awhile. In addition to lights, I frequently use it to mount bar-end mirrors on drops with bar-end shifters















with a cheap Sunlite rack:



