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Bike Rack Rear Wald 215 Steel-Black

Bike Rack Rear Wald 215 Steel-Black
Brand: Wald
Category: Sports

Buy New: $13.24



New (2) from $13.24

Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 3 reviews
Sales Rank: 4118

Media: Misc.

ASIN: B000AO7DZQ

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Fits 26" and 27" bikes
  • Adjustable brake bolt mount

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Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars Not worth the shipping cost   August 16, 2008
Do not try to save a few dollars buying this rack. Shipping will cost you anyway and the rack is not worth the few dollars it cost. It would not mount on my bike due to not having the proper hardware included. My wife's bike has the single center hole this rack MUST have to be mounted, but the metal piece that connects the rack to the hole on the bike is not long enough so the rack can not be mounted level. The short attachment piece means it is tipped quite a bit forward of level. Tipped a few degrees forward might be good, but this is tipped WAY forward and is as far back as the piece allows.
Also, the rack comes with 4 bolts and two nuts. You might think one bolt and nut to connect the bar to the bike, one bolt and nut to connect the front of the rack to the bar, and two bolts to thread into the holes right above where the rear tire connects. If they fit, that might work. The two bolt without nuts were too small to thread into the bike frame. The bolt and nut was too short to reach through the hole to connect the "bar" to the bike frame below the seat... Out of 4 bolts, only 1 could possibly be used so when thinking about the price of this rack add in the cost of a trip to the hardware or bike store to get bolts that actually work. What a waste of time. You get what you pay for with this rack. A CHEAP piece of junk.



5 out of 5 stars instructions   March 30, 2007
 4 out of 15 found this review helpful

ok yall step 1 the part that sticks up goes on rear and the hole thingy that goes off other end goes either through the bolt that holdsbrake on of with a bolt through hole above wheel the bottom by the picture gotes on your axleunder the lugnut (that means take lugnut off and screw itover) it also looks liek it has holes for them screw/bolt holes above deraileur(gear changy thing for u peopel who dont know) witch in thta case u put a bolt that fits through hole (tip if a botl dosnt fit right DONT force it its a goodway to strip it


1 out of 5 stars NO DIRECTIONS - DO NOT BUY   October 20, 2006
 7 out of 16 found this review helpful

THIS THING COMES WITH NO INSTRUCTIONS WHATSOVER - YOU HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF. COME ON, HOW MUCH WOULD IT COST TO PUT A SLIP OF PAPER WITH DIRECTIONS. DO NOT BUY IT - IMPOSSIBE TO FIGURE IT OUT.

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