Yeah, I'm not going to put much on it. 5# max I'd say? If that. On Tuesday, June 21, 2016 at 8:08:35 AM UTC-4, Philip Kim wrote: > > Jon, although it has the reinforced struts to the bottom of the fork leg, > i would still watch the amount of stuff you put on it, since it's only > connected to the fork crown with a tange, so it's not laterally reinforced. > The rack was designed with small rando bags in mind. > > On Tuesday, June 21, 2016 at 7:42:44 AM UTC-4, Jon Craig wrote: >> >> According to V-O's site they come pre-drilled now. Yeah, I don't want to >> try to drill steel. :D It comes with the daruma as well, so if I need it, >> it's there. >> >> BTW - Sam's brake bolt comes in through the back of the crown rather than >> bolting through the front - it's an odd bolt. I wonder if the daruma will >> work on it. Guess I'll find out! >> >> On Tuesday, June 21, 2016 at 7:32:27 AM UTC-4, drew wrote: >>> >>> The vo constructeur will work fine, but I'm not sure it fits your plug n >>> play requirements. You may need to cut the bottom mounts, bend the tang (if >>> you want it thru the brake bolt), or use a daruma (if you don't). >>> >>> That being said it's a cool rack that fulfills a unique gap in front >>> racks. Lightish, steel, much sturdier than a mini but not delving into >>> heavy duty touring/pannier capability. >>> >>
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