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    Standard Rear Disc Rack

    Surly

    $160.00

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    PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

    The Surly Rear Disc Rack is made of tubular CroMoly steel and is specifically designed to fit frames with seatstay-mounted disc brakes like the Straggler (650b and 700c), Krampus, and Karate Monkey.

    • Tubular CroMoly rack, stainless-steel hardware
    • Height-adjustable to accommodate 26-29" wheels
    • Hardware housed in reusable Surly Tool Bag
    • NOTE: The following "RK" part numbers will not be compatible with the new Rear Disc Racks: RK013, RK0121, RK0134
    Color
    Black
    Weight
    1606
    Material
    Tubualr CroMoly
    Tube Diameter
    10
    Requires Eyelets
    Yes
    Weight Limit (lbs)
    66
    Platform Dimensions
    350 x 150 mm
    Disc Brake Compatible
    Yes
    Maximum Wheel Size (in)
    29+

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