Please can I have recommendations for a rear rack for my mountain bike which has disc brakes and doesn't have bosses for fitting a rear rack.
I don't want a rack that simply clamps onto the seat post because they don't have enough load carrying capacity.
Rear Rack for 26" Wheels & Disc Brakes
Re: Rear Rack for 26" Wheels & Disc Brakes
Best route is to use a Tubus disc adapter set and either p clips for the top or an Ambrosio seat clamp with rack mounts
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/tubus-di ... 40585.html
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/ambrosio ... 58949.html
You can then use whatever rack you like with no need for a disc specific unit.
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/tubus-di ... 40585.html
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/ambrosio ... 58949.html
You can then use whatever rack you like with no need for a disc specific unit.

Convention? what's that then?
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Re: Rear Rack for 26" Wheels & Disc Brakes
foxyrider wrote:Best route is to use a Tubus disc adapter set and either p clips for the top or an Ambrosio seat clamp with rack mounts
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/tubus-di ... 40585.html
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/ambrosio ... 58949.html
You can then use whatever rack you like with no need for a disc specific unit.
Or there's the Tubus axle mounting kit.
But if you are using AVID cable discs these can still be problematic as the caliper sticks out quite a long way.
If all else fails it may be worth thinking laterally - if you don't need to carry very much you might find it easier to put a rack on the forks instead.