That is kinda scary.  Making me rethink leaving mine mounted there.

I can feel your pain. Recently ended up in a canal after reaching in the front rack bag and losing control.

Quote from: TarugoKing on July 29, 2021, 06:30:40 PM

[3] If you bought the REAR RACK, you don't need to remove the rear wheel to install it. Use loctite with the original frame bolts but the rack also came with replacement bolts loctite ready. I didn't use it because I wanted a fresh one (not dry).

I realize this thread is a year old but I'm hoping someone may still respond.  The original frame bolts are too short as well as the bolts shipped with the rack.  There is approx 1 inch gap between the frame and rack on both sides.  If I bolt one side of the rack to the frame there will be 2 inch gaps between the frame and the rack on the other side.  If I buy longer bolts will the rack magically expand to fit the frame?

@graefjon how is the larger battery working out?  I'm now regretting buying an extra Mission battery as I will need to mount it on the bike. I've enjoyed keeping the bike on the lighter side and being able to do more off road riding without worrying about everything being ultra secure. Sorta wishing I would have found someone to buy the larger battery for me.

How much more range are you getting?

A little late...https://amzn.to/3Mulzo2. Probably the best purchase so far.  Not only does it take some pressure off my back but allowed me to lift the seat.

There is a meetup dot com group, Electric Bicycle - E-Bike Lovers Washington DC, that rides every Saturday.