The hanging edelux II version may be available in January/Feb/March/April 2015
according to SON and their distributor here in the states.
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des the hanging ededux 2 exist at this point?
lungimsam wrote:
>Looking online, I haven't found many front racks for sidepulls, and the
>
>only one I have seen with a dedicated light mount is the Berthoud rack
>(non-drive side). That is a big attraction to me, since I would hate to
>get
>a ra
On the other hand, that eyelet crimp on the arm doesn't look like you could
rotate the light around so much to make it rotate higher if needed, so the
Marks rack attachment would give you more freedom of rotation and...(blows
raspberry with finger on lips and eyes-crossed while tearing hair out)
I think that light mount is a piece of metal bolted onto the strut that
they offer, not a welded on light mount arm, like the Berthoud.
Here it is, scroll down until you see the cockpit shot of the
black-bar-taped-handlebarred-bike-withbag. The next pix below is the rack.
See how the light moun
http://boulderbicycle.bike/Bags-and-Racks/Nitto-Racks-and-hardware/Nitto-M18-Rack-for-bike-without-Canti-s-with-light-bracket.html
On Monday, October 13, 2014 10:11:43 PM UTC-5, lungimsam wrote:
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> Looking online, I haven't found many front racks for sidepulls, and the
> only one I have seen wit
Looking online, I haven't found many front racks for sidepulls, and the
only one I have seen with a dedicated light mount is the Berthoud rack
(non-drive side). That is a big attraction to me, since I would hate to get
a rack and discover that the light I want (hanging edelux II) won't fit
easi
Can you easily attach an edeluxe upside down light to it?
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Marks rack should be fine as a rando.
On Monday, October 13, 2014 3:49 PM, 'Tim' via RBW Owners Bunch
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I'm about to get a rack for my Homer. It's for rando, specifically a Berthoud
bag, and the Mark's rack is the one I'm leaning toward. I would possibly get a
Grand Bois from Compass
I'm about to get a rack for my Homer. It's for rando, specifically a Berthoud
bag, and the Mark's rack is the one I'm leaning toward. I would possibly get a
Grand Bois from Compass but they only have the racks that mount to canti studs.
They are a bit lighter than the Mark's rack. I do like the
I had a Marks rack. I found it to be heavy (lots of fasteners) and very
flexy.
Clay
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On the Rando frame (which I have) the Daruma created no issue with tire
clearance because there was so MUCH clearance on the bike (in fact, the
Rando as designed didn't need a daruma--there was a plate the bottom of the
fork crown with a threaded hole for attaching fenders and rack, but I
manag
OP was asking about the VO Rando rack, which is different than the VO
Passhunter rack and the VO front Constructeur rack. BTW, all have fender
mounts.
The Rando rack goes on VO proprietary spaced braze-on mounts (different
than the Riv standard ones) or you can use p-clamps. It also attaches und
Don't forget the Soma Champs Elysses front rack as well.
-J
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I have the VO pass hunter with the integrated decal on a 62 cm Saluki. It
works well enough, but would not actually accommodate the taller bag which
that bike actually calls for.
I have the Marks rack on both my Ram & tandem. It too works well but the
design brings the crown attachment over t
I like the VO rack, but then I have the frame it was sort of made for. There's
a nice rack fitting on the bottom that helps support my front fender. The
support arms aren't fancy--the ends are squashed tubing rather than lugged--but
they work well. Personally, I prefer dull to shiny finishes,
I bought a VO Pass Hunter for my daughter's V-brake bike. I ended up
having to cut and re-weld the mounting stays to get the right clearance and
rack angle. Finish is nice, but it's not Nitto. It worked out, but if I
had looked closer into it beforehand, would have probably have bought the
C
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