Trouble with nashbar front rack on LHT
#1
Trouble with nashbar front rack on LHT
I've owned this nashbar front rack for some time:
https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product..._200280_200411
it was mounted to a mountain bike's rigid fork and as such used the clamp hardware since the fork didn't have brazeons. Today I removed the rack and tried attaching it to my LHT but no matter how I flip it, the lower mount seems to hit the quick release. The only way I can see it working is with like a 1" spacer and some really long bolts.
Hellllllp!
https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product..._200280_200411
it was mounted to a mountain bike's rigid fork and as such used the clamp hardware since the fork didn't have brazeons. Today I removed the rack and tried attaching it to my LHT but no matter how I flip it, the lower mount seems to hit the quick release. The only way I can see it working is with like a 1" spacer and some really long bolts.
Hellllllp!
#2
Bike Nerd
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Mid- Michigan
Bikes: mid 80's Fuji Supreme (commuter), LeRun unicycle thingy Raleigh Centrurion
I don't have this rack but had issues with my Axiom Lowrider rack. This is what I ended up doing, the QL is still a pain to use but it works, I may change the rack this year.
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Bikes: Surly LHT
Mr. Jim
I have LHT and the exact front rack. I was almost losing my mind trying to figure something out when i came across this thread. How did you manage to put that much distance between the lower eyelet and the rack?
I assume there are some spacers but can you explain me what you did in detail. i cant make it out clearly in the picture
Thanks
I have LHT and the exact front rack. I was almost losing my mind trying to figure something out when i came across this thread. How did you manage to put that much distance between the lower eyelet and the rack?
I assume there are some spacers but can you explain me what you did in detail. i cant make it out clearly in the picture
Thanks




