Following last week, we have another three-day weekend, and with the weather looking like it will hold up, RIDEALIVE in Yamanashi ~Yabureyama-Bure~ is proceeding as scheduled. Surely, a magnificent view awaits on today’s second day during the Kinpu-san hike.
As I sit here longingly thinking about Yamanashi, autumn is deepening and the touring season is in full swing. In the midst of this, a reliable item for not just tourers, but for anyone hopping on their bike with various loads for their daily commute, has been renewed and is finally back in stock.
Material: CrMo Steel Tube
Weight: ave.775g
Max Load: 3kg
Required Bolt Inserts : 15mm
Color: Chrome Plated & Black (Electrodeposition coating)
*Starting from this production batch, the lower legs are equipped with adjustment bolts, making it possible to mount on bike frames of various sizes.
*The minimum insertion depth for the adjustment bolt is 15mm.
*This product is a rear bag supporter, so please be mindful of the weight limit when using it.
The SimWorks On The Road has been a steadfast favorite as a rear rack, and it has now been renewed with a simple structure that allows you to easily adjust the leg section according to wheel size. This design is incredibly well-engineered, making it easy to share the rack across multiple bikes you might own, for example.
A rear rack can open up all kinds of possibilities, from shopping trips to touring, and being lightweight and durable is key to that potential. Chrome molybdenum steel tubes are lightweight and strong, and in the unlikely event something happens while on a trip, they can even be repaired by welding.
And Nitto’s craftsmanship perfectly realizes the primary theme of this rear rack: minimalist tube construction.
So, what will you load up and take with you? Feel free to drop by the shop and consult with us about fitting it to your bike!
