Fender Rack

Name: Fender Rack
Brand: steadyrack-eu
SKU: 9339859000079
Price: 66.1 EUR
Availability: InStock

€66,10

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Fender Rack

Typical bikes include:
Road, Time Trial, Hybrid, Small MTB, Commuter, City, Town, E-Bikes - WITH Fenders

Designed for bikes with:

Wheel Diameter: 20″ – 29″

Tyre Width: Up to 2.4”

Maximum Weight: 25kg

Fenders/Mudguards

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Combining all of the design benefits of our Classic Rack, our Fender Bike Rack accommodates bikes with fenders or mudguards. Now you can safely and securely store your bike without any heavy lifting and maximise your storage efficiency with the Steadyrack Fender Rack.

Some bikes with fenders may not be suitable for this rack.
The Steadyrack Fender rack works by sliding between the fender/mudguard and tyre when rolling the bike onto the rack. If the stays (steel arms connecting the fender to the bike frame) are very close to the tyre or rigid with no flexibility there may not be room to fit the rack arms between and you will not be able to mount the bike in the rack.

We recommend a minimum 2cm/half inch clearance between the tyre and stays to enable the rack to flex and fit between. How to measure your bike.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions	12cm x 12cm x 72cm
Weight	3.1kg
Material	Zinc plated steel and plastic
Maximum Tyre Width	Up to 2.4"
Recommended Wheel Diameter (inc tyre)	20" - 29"
Bike Style	Road, Time Trial, Hybrid, Small MTB, Commuter, City, Town, E-Bikes - WITH Fenders
Bikes With Fenders	Yes
Maximum Recommended Weight	25kg

We recommend that you measure each of your bikes and mount the racks accordingly, using our installation instructions below or by watching our installation video. This will ensure that they are easy to use for all of the bike owners.

Installation Guide

Disclaimer: We do not recommend installing our bike racks into dry wall/gyprock. If this is done, our warranty will be void. Please read our installation guide above carefully to ensure you understand where Steadyracks should be installed, and tips on how to safely install on dry wall/gyprock whilst upholding warranty.