Take it easy, but take it - Woody Guthrie. The Bindle Rack is a seatpost mounted rack designed to easily carry your gear or a stuff sack on multi-day cycling tours or just across town. The rack is constructed with lightweight alloy and mounts to your bike's seatpost in seconds using a 5mm Allen key. Heavy-duty compression straps loop through your saddle rails to carry the weight and secure your load. The Bindle? Rack helps prevent side-to-side sway while riding and rear wheel rub for riders with short seat posts.

Place your tent, compressed sleeping bag, stuff sack or other gear directly onto Rack platform and pull the compression straps tight to secure the load up against the bottom of your saddle.

The Alternator Rack Wide is the rear rack solution for Salsa Mukluk fatbikes. Maximum weigh recommendedt: 15 kg. Load up your panniers, get off the beaten track, and start exploring!

Anything Cage Straps are the perfect width for our Anything Cage, but can also be used to strap stuff down on racks or wherever the heck you want to strap stuff. They cinch tight but easily release tension with a push of the buckle. Carry a couple with you for your planned or unplanned strapping needs.

If you like to ride useful bikes, racks make a lot of sense. Surly`s 24-Pack Rack ups the useable cargo space from their 8-Pack Rack, providing more real estate for more stuff: more beer, more food, more random bits from the hardware store, more whatever. It?s manufactured from cromoly tubing and uses the same stainless steel hardware supplied with Surly´s rear touring rack. And it offers the same height adjustability, so you can keep your cargo close to the ground and stable. It has plenty of braze-ons, too, so you can customize how you secure your cargo?or just light your bike up like the space station.

The 24-Pack Rack attaches to most forks that feature mid-blade and crown eyelets. It gives you a stable, rigid assembly upon which you might place your burden. No one likes a sweaty back and a sore ass, so take your stuff out of that messenger bag and put it on the front of your bike.

If you like to ride useful bikes, racks make a lot of sense. Surlys 24-Pack Rack ups the useable cargo space from our 8-Pack Rack, providing more real estate for more stuff: more beer, more food, more random bits from the hardware store, more whatever. It?s manufactured from cromoly tubing and uses the same stainless steel hardware supplied with Surlys rear touring rack. And it offers the same height adjustability, so you can keep your cargo close to the ground and stable.

It has plenty of braze-ons, too, so you can customize how you secure your cargo, or just light your bike up like the space station. The 24-Pack Rack attaches to most forks that feature mid-blade and crown eyelets. It gives you a stable, rigid assembly upon which you might place your burden. No one likes a sweaty back and a sore ass, so take your stuff out of that messenger bag and put it on the front of your bike.

As part of Surlys on-going effort make this planet last a little longer, they recently started shipping their racks with a small, reusable Surly Tool Bag that houses the rack struts and hardware. This switch helps eliminate the use of some polybags, thereby minimizing excess waste. Plus, you get a free tool bag out of the deal.

Most of you don`t need the cargo capacity to land a helicopter on your rack. Sometimes, all you want to do is grab a sixer, from the beer store on the way home, or pick up a nice bouquet of flowers. For whatever the situation dictates, Surly offer the 8-Pack Rack. Made from the same tubular cromoly steel as their front and rear touring racks, the 8-Pack Rack is a solid pedestal upon which you may rest a handlebar bag, grocery bag, minaudiere, satchel?or whatever you use to carry your bowling ball around.

The 8-Pack Rack attaches to most forks with mid-blade and crown eyelets. It uses stainless steel hardware and has the characteristic durability, versatility, and repairability all Surly products are known for. The 8-Pack Rack has lots of barrel braze-ons, so you can customize your cargo tie-downs?or just bolt on as many lights as you can possibly find.

Most of you don`t need the cargo capacity to land a helicopter on your rack. Sometimes, all you want to do is grab a sixer, from the beer store on the way home, or pick up a nice bouquet of flowers. For whatever the situation dictates, Surly offer the 8-Pack Rack. Made from the same tubular cromoly steel as Surlys front and rear touring racks, the 8-Pack Rack is a solid pedestal upon which you may rest a handlebar bag, grocery bag, minaudiere, satchel, or whatever you use to carry your bowling ball around.

The 8-Pack Rack attaches to most forks with mid-blade and crown eyelets. It uses stainless steel hardware and has the characteristic durability, versatility, and repairability all Surly products are known for. The 8-Pack Rack has lots of barrel braze-ons, so you can customize your cargo tie-downs, or just bolt on as many lights as you can possibly find.

As part of Surlys on-going effort make this planet last a little longer, they recently started shipping their racks with a small, reusable Surly Tool Bag that houses the rack struts and hardware. This switch helps eliminate the use of some polybags, thereby minimizing excess waste. Plus, you get a free tool bag out of the deal.

Surly Racks are well-thought-out, durable, expedition-worthy racks that work with most panniers. While Surlys racks aren´t limited solely to heavy duty touring, that is what they were designed for.

Surlys bagasjebærer for plassering bak (og framme) på sykkelen, er spesialdesignet for tursykling og lengre ekspedisjonsturer. Om du skulle finne på å slutte i jobben og bare sykle rundt, er det fint å vite at bæreren er lett å reparere om noe skulle skje på veien, selv om det er sterkt nok til at du skal slippe å bekymre deg for nettopp det. Justerbar høyde gjør bagasjebæreren kompatibel med ulike hjulstørrelser, samtidig som du beholder tyngdekraften sentrert og unngår vingling og ustabil sykling. Godt med plass til å frakte det du måtte ønske å ha med, opptil 36 kilo.

NB! Skivebrems og demper er generelt sett ikke kompatible med Surly bagasjebærere plassert bak, selv om flere og flere av dagens sykkelrammer lages for å passe både til bagasjebærere og skivebrems. Denne bagasjebæreren vil derimot passe til skivebrems på Surly-modellene Troll, Ogre, og Disc Trucker-rammer - med visse begrensninger på 160mm rotor. Men skitt au; bremser er oppskrytt.