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Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black Overview:
- Height: (Overall) 16.75 in/42.5 cm
- Height: Pannier Mounting 12 in/30.5 cm
- Width: 6 in/15.25 cm
- All stress points are double-welded
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Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black Reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful 
Heavy but also very strong, May 21, 2009 By Tom "Tom" (Honolulu) - See all my reviews This review is from: Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black (Misc.) This is a great rack. It mounts easily and is very strong. It also allows you the flexibility to mount your panniers high or low. It is kind of heavy.
The only reason it does not get 5 stars is the rear facing edge of the rack hits the down tube of my bike when I turn the bars to extreme angles. I have heard of other people having the same problem. This not a huge problem, but is a little irritating.
You might check out the Lhasa front rack by IRD. It seems to be a knock-off of this one except the rear edge of the rack has a slightly different bend. It seems that it intent is to stop the rack from hitting the down tube. Plus it is a few dollars cheaper. Check it out!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful Not quite perfect., August 29, 2009 By This review is from: Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black (Misc.) Coming out of the box the rack looked great. The hardware was sewn into a nice little patch, which makes you feel that some thought has gone into the racks.
If I had been planning to mount the rack on my 1981 Specialized Expedition I would have likely given it 5 stars, as it fit that bike very well. attaching to the mid-fork low-rider bosses and the front fender braze-ons. But that was not the bike I bought the rack for.
I had bought it for my 1985 Santana Arriva. And that bike only has fender braze-ons. The first problem was that the fender braze-ons are too close to the fork for the rack. This was pretty easy to solve by putting a standoff (a nut) between the rack and the braze-on. But it then seemed impossible to attach the clamp that Jannd supplied to the rack. The screws were too short. I gave up for a while and thought about just using Blackburn low-riders, but my panniers would not work on those, and I really needed the extra room that a front self... Read more
Good quality, but had to improvise on the mounting., May 14, 2012 Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black (Misc.) Pros: I haven't had this rack for long, but I've owned a Topeak rear rack that has served me well and was quite strong and durable. This seems to be similar or better in quality and strength and I have no concerns that it won't be strong enough to hold the loads that it was intended to hold for a long time. It's a good size for having front panniers hanging from it on the upper of the two mid-tubes and then stacking gear on top of the rack and strapping it down. (Plenty of clearance between the top of a standard front pannier and the top of the rack) I elect to use this gear placement because I'm a heavy rider and want to distribute the weight such that the rear wheel isn't overloaded. (i.e. a bit more weight on the front rack than the rear rack.)
Cons: Mounting the rack required a trip to the hardware store. The hardware that comes with the rack is just some standard length bolts and washers for mounting things to bicycles. They also had nuts, if I remember... Read more
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| 7 of 7 people found the following review helpful Heavy but also very strong, By Tom "Tom" (Honolulu) - See all my reviews This review is from: Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black (Misc.) This is a great rack. It mounts easily and is very strong. It also allows you the flexibility to mount your panniers high or low. It is kind of heavy.The only reason it does not get 5 stars is the rear facing edge of the rack hits the down tube of my bike when I turn the bars to extreme angles. I have heard of other people having the same problem. This not a huge problem, but is a little irritating. You might check out the Lhasa front rack by IRD. It seems to be a knock-off of this one except the rear edge of the rack has a slightly different bend. It seems that it intent is to stop the rack from hitting the down tube. Plus it is a few dollars cheaper. Check it out! 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful Not quite perfect., By This review is from: Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black (Misc.) Coming out of the box the rack looked great. The hardware was sewn into a nice little patch, which makes you feel that some thought has gone into the racks.If I had been planning to mount the rack on my 1981 Specialized Expedition I would have likely given it 5 stars, as it fit that bike very well. attaching to the mid-fork low-rider bosses and the front fender braze-ons. But that was not the bike I bought the rack for. I had bought it for my 1985 Santana Arriva. And that bike only has fender braze-ons. The first problem was that the fender braze-ons are too close to the fork for the rack. This was pretty easy to solve by putting a standoff (a nut) between the rack and the braze-on. But it then seemed impossible to attach the clamp that Jannd supplied to the rack. The screws were too short. I gave up for a while and thought about just using Blackburn low-riders, but my panniers would not work on those, and I really needed the extra room that a front self... Read more Good quality, but had to improvise on the mounting., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Jandd Extreme Front Rack Black (Misc.) Pros: I haven't had this rack for long, but I've owned a Topeak rear rack that has served me well and was quite strong and durable. This seems to be similar or better in quality and strength and I have no concerns that it won't be strong enough to hold the loads that it was intended to hold for a long time. It's a good size for having front panniers hanging from it on the upper of the two mid-tubes and then stacking gear on top of the rack and strapping it down. (Plenty of clearance between the top of a standard front pannier and the top of the rack) I elect to use this gear placement because I'm a heavy rider and want to distribute the weight such that the rear wheel isn't overloaded. (i.e. a bit more weight on the front rack than the rear rack.)Cons: Mounting the rack required a trip to the hardware store. The hardware that comes with the rack is just some standard length bolts and washers for mounting things to bicycles. They also had nuts, if I remember... Read more |
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