Topeak QR Beam Rack - RX with Side Frame

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$46.60 - $54.95

List Price $54.95
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    • E-Type-Standard $54.95
    • V-Type-Large Frames $46.60
    

    Free delivery available to USA when you spend over $106.16

    Top Features:

    • Supplied with detachable side frames
    • Hollow tubular construction
    • Hinged seat post clamp with M6 stainless bolts
    • Compact size - perfect for road bikes
    • Carry up to 15lbs
    • Tough AL-6061 aluminium construction
    • Weight: 390g
    • E = Standard Frame Sizes
    • V = Large frame sizes

    Description

    Mounts to seat post with ease and has a carrying limit of 15lbs.

    RX Series: The RX series is made for lighter more compact loads. The RX racks and bags are fully QuickTrack compatible. RX bags fit RX & MTX racks.

    Delivery

    The delivery options available for shipping this product along with the contents of your basket to USA are:

    • Bulk Tracked Courier Delivery: Usually despatched in 7-10 working days - $12.51

    Returns

    We will happily refund any item purchased on Wiggle if returned to us within 365 days; excluding Wiggle gift vouchers, nutrition and customised products, except when faulty.

    Please note: Bikes and other bulky items cannot be returned using our local returns service (where applicable). Please contact us and we can arrange to collect these from you using our discounted courier rates. There is a fee for all collections, except for faulty products.

    Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty. Wiggle will pay the return postage costs for any faulty items.
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    Customer Reviews

    Topeak QR Beam Rack - RX with Side Frame is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 61.
    Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great rack when used within its design parameters This rack has served me well for a few years. I don't have the side racks fitted to mine though. It has to be aligned and clamped up REALLY tightly on the seat pin to avoid rotation. It will turn a little if overloaded. Check the specs prior to buying to see if the load capacity is OK for you. If you need a little more then the MTX rack is available. Like I say. This has done me well for light luggage carrying.
    Date published: 2019-09-26
    Rated 1 out of 5 by from poor, easily moved off- centre Bought this for a short commute along with a pannier briefcase to hold my laptop. Unfortunately the pannier shifted with the slightest bump and rubbed against the rear wheel. Tightening did not solve the problem. Now resides in my garage collecting dust.
    Date published: 2019-07-05
    Rated 2 out of 5 by from Not that good This rack does what it is designed to do that is hold a bag on the back but it does not matter how much you tighten the bolts up on the seat tube and how many rubber inserts you use,the frame with bag move out of position easily ,this is more apparent when on hard efforts out of the saddle,you get to your destination to find the thing has move and is touching the wheel.its just a matter of time before the bracket brakes.The RX roadie one might be better as this one is ( design) is flawed some what.
    Date published: 2018-04-17
    Rated 4 out of 5 by from Good but not perfect Used these when I rode to Belgium to watch the Tour. On the flat roads from Dunkirk to Ghent I didn't even notice the rack. However on the cobbled bergs it shook the bike all over the place and made balancing very difficult as it is fixed only to the saddle post. This may have been slightly out of the scope of their purpose but I did envy my mates who were just riding with backpacks. On stuff over 10% it also makes the front of the bike very light. Equally though on the flat smooth stuff I am sure they envied me cruising along with no heavy bag. So basically it depends on use, touring on rolling to flat roads this is an excellent rack, although I suspect if you do that you aren't doing it on a race bike so don't need this anyway. Capacity is surprisingly good, the side panniers are quite large. I managed spare set of clothes, tools, trainers and some food, also carries easily off the bike. Ideal purpose is if your winter trainer is just a retired race bike with no capacity for any other type of rack. I must admit most other people travelling to the tour had the bags that attach to the top tube keeping the weight in the centre, if it is big enough I'd probably recommend that instead.
    Date published: 2018-02-12
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    Q & A

    Is this rack compatible with the Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EX with Side Panniers?

    Asked by: Blackkryptonyte
    This rack should be used with RX designated bags only.
    Answered by: WiggleDean
    Date published: 2014-04-22

    Pannier compatibility

    Does this topeak rack have side bars that a ortleib pannier can fit to?
    Asked by: langstonesandpiper
    Yes it does - I just toured with Ortliebs on this rack. If you don't already have them, you'll need to buy the Ortlieb hook inserts which are designed to fit the panniers to narrower tubing. I found it helpful to fasten some nylon tubing round the base of the side frame, where the pannier's anti-swing hook sits, to reduce rattling. I just slit the tubing and fastened it on with a few small cable-ties.
    Answered by: dnr16
    Date published: 2015-07-12

    Could you comfirm .Does this model is quick release or not ? some reviews say no but wiggle answer say it is .!!

    Asked by: Alpuncho
    This rack does not have a Quick release mounting. The rack requires that you loosen two M6 bolts in order to remove the rack.
    Answered by: WiggleDean
    Date published: 2014-04-22

    Carbon seatposts

    I have a specialized tarmac with a carbon seatpost (with zertz insert). Can I use this rack on the seatpost or will it damage it?
    Asked by: carcrashdisco
    It will almost certainly damage it.
    Answered by: guru
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    Rack stability

    Hi I was thinking of getting the Topeak QR Beamrack to attach to my Specialised Allez to do some touring. I've used similar rack before, different make, and this would bang against the wheels causing the bags to smack and bounce off. It would do it no matter how tight it was attached. Is it likely this would happen with the Topeak model?
    Asked by: skippers
    I think it's designed to be used with the topeak RX bags, which are actually quite compact. Even with the side panniers full mine doesn't even reach the top of the back wheel
    Answered by: Indy2000
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    The V-Type and E-Type carrier. What is considered a large frame and what is considered a normal sized frame?

    Asked by: BarryStones
    standard adult race bike easily fits the V type - E would be too high
    Answered by: Johnwigglesmith
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    Where is the hidden compartment?

    Hollow tubular construction has a compartment for storing small items. Where is this compartment?
    Asked by: Angelfishsolo
    Unfortunately this is an error on Wiggles' site and there is no compartment. Thankyou for bringing this to our attention.
    Answered by: WiggleJamesC
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    What is the difference between this (Topeak QR Beam Rack - RX *with side frame*) and the "Topeak QR Beam Rack - RX"?

    I can't see any difference at all in the picture (they both look like they have side frames) yet this one is more expensive.
    Asked by: JCMaidenhead
    One has a side frame, the other just has the rack and no side frame.
    Answered by: Angelfishsolo
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    What is the maximum seatpost diameter accommodated by the E and V type clamp?

    Asked by: DarthWombat
    31.8mm as far as I know
    Answered by: dnr16
    Date published: 2013-10-23

    Clamp height?

    Can you please give me the height of the seat post clamp as I have very limited space on my suspension seat post.
    Asked by: TornCorner
    Seatpost clamp depth is 40mm.
    Answered by: wiggleshane
    Date published: 2013-10-23
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