8 Responses to “Cargo Rack Fetish”

• Len says:
  

  Love the racks, bottom rack in particular. Is that a Pass & Stow??

  Posted on 5.1.09 at 8:03 pm
• Alan says:
  

  Yup.

  Posted on 5.1.09 at 8:06 pm
• Eddie says:
  

  Why all these shots of great cargo racks not carrying any cargo? Please show some photos of their utility unless this really is just an exercise in bike art fetishism ;-) How about photos showing those racks transporting a flat of spring flower seedlings from the garden center or crates of eggs from the farmers market?

  Posted on 5.1.09 at 10:44 pm
• Alan says:
  

  Ha! No worries, there will be plenty of shots of the racks in use… :-)

  Posted on 5.2.09 at 5:54 am
• Jason B says:
  

  If you’re going to have a fetish. You picked a sweet one.

  Posted on 5.2.09 at 5:57 am
• Christa says:
  

  Very sophisticated. I want one! :)

  Posted on 5.3.09 at 9:57 pm
• d1willis says:
  

  Hi,
  Can’t quite make it out in the photos or on the Pass & Stow website – does their cargo rack need brazeons on the upper part of the fork or does it attach at the handlebar or caliper brake bolt location?

  Great looking bikes, I think your Surly is about my very favorite. I am commuting 5 mi each way on a Masi Soulville with Shimano Nexus 8, traded out the handlebars for something a little more backswept, added fenders (real ones), lights, bell and a rear rack for my Ortlieb panniers. Fun!
  dW

  Posted on 5.5.09 at 8:57 am
• Alan says:
  

  Hi DW,

  I’ve had a number of inquiries about the P&S rack, so I plan to post some detailed photos and a brief report later today. Check back this afternoon…

  Alan

  Posted on 5.5.09 at 9:41 am