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Reddit mentions of BIRIA Bike Rear Rack, Aluminum 3 Leg Rear Bike Rack with Spring,Black, Reflector Included
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of BIRIA Bike Rear Rack, Aluminum 3 Leg Rear Bike Rack with Spring,Black, Reflector Included. Here are the top ones.
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- Reflector included. Note the reflector looks like the main picture.
- Aluminum Bicycle rear Rack 3-leg, Blk. Arms are in Aluminum SILVER not black
- Alloy 8-inch struts included, Includes spring retention systems
- bracket, spring flap, and mini-pump holder. Adjustable for 24” to 700C wheels,
- Capacity for 3-leg carrier is 55 lbs.
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 15 Inches |
| Length | 10 Inches |
| Weight | 1.7967674353 Pounds |
| Width | 5 Inches |
im lucky, my office has full showers in the bathroom. but other methods include going into the handicap stall in the restroom and using a shower in a bag.
i also keep my suits at work. i have an office with a door, not a cubicle. so im lucky in that regard. every friday i will take them back home with me (except the jacket) and wash it, then bring it back monday. i have plenty of room in my rear rack panniers so they dont get too wrinkled. I keep my briefcase on one side and clothes on the other.
my office is big enough to keep my bike in, but even if it wasnt i could just park it by the coat rack in the hall, or even secure it on the bike rack outside and just take my panniers in with me.
Though i just started getting into it last year, biking really is great convenient exercise. i do all my grocery shopping on my bike as well. (i live alone so its usually just a few bags and a 12 pack of beer on the back rack). so you save money on gas (or gym fees), you get exercise, you save time on exercising, and you help the environment too. plus, its fun to bomb down those hills. :)
The rear wheel axle mount spot on the frame is called the "dropout". on the right side there is the "derailleur hangar", a piece of of metal (usually replaceable, so it is screwed on) that the rear gear shifter, the "derailleur", mounts onto.
Those wheels are quick release, so on the right side is a big silver nut and a locking lever on the left side.
Near the dropout on each side of the bike, there are often one or two pairs of small (sometimes threaded) holes. Sometimes they are (sometimes) filled with M5 bolts. These are the mount points for rear racks and/or fenders.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fork_end#/media/File%3ARear_dropout.JPG
You can see a large orange point point below the dropout - a (non-replaceable) derailleur hangar, and a small eye above the dropout - a mounting point for a rack or fender. Your bike may have bolts in those holes, to keep water out.
Some bikes have none, some have one or two.
There might be others further up the frame as well. I can see one up by your rear brake/reflector. That is the upper mount point for a rear carrier, like this one.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001454768