Kowaku

Bike Rear Rack Connector Rod, 2-Piece 7.87 in Iron Extension Bracket for 24-26 in Mountain Bikes, Disc or V Brake

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Description

  • Designed for 24-26 in Bikes — Fits most 24-26 inch mountain bikes and softtail bikes; compatible with both disc brake and V brake systems, making it suitable for a variety of frame designs and rear cargo rack setups.
  • Extended Mounting Solution — At 7.87 in length, this connector rod bridges the gap between rack mounting points and the frame, solving fitment problems caused by brake calipers or frame geometry that block standard rear rack installation.
  • Iron Construction — Made of solid iron for pressure resistance and rigidity; helps maintain rear rack stability under cargo loads without bending during daily riding or loaded touring.
  • Reduced Vibration on Bumpy Roads — The optimized connection structure distributes force between the rack and frame to help reduce rattling and shaking, giving loaded cargo a steadier ride over uneven terrain.
  • 2-Piece Set with Standard Screw Holes — Includes 2 rear rack connector rods with pre-drilled holes for quick bolt-on installation; pair with common rear cargo racks and bike rear fork structures for commuting or touring setups.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
kowaku
Color
Black
Size
Straight Round Rack
Weight
0.1 kg
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Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.

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We offer a 30-day return window. If something isn't right, contact our support team and we'll make it right.