Topeak Babyseat II Disc Mount Rack , Black

Topeak Babyseat II Disc Mount Rack , Black

$ 54.95

Score By Feature

Based on 108 ratings

Mounting system

9.50

Sturdiness

9.58

Easy to install

8.52

Light weight

7.69

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

Professional and amateur riders alike rely on this product.

High-quality materials and components were used to create this product.

Quality and durability tests have been performed.

For 26" and 27". "650B" is a five-inch tall figure.

The user guide can be found in the product details section below.

Disc brakes are compatible with tubular aluminum racks.

BabySeat can be mounted quickly and easily without the use of any tools.

To deflect road spray, the solid rack top serves as a fender.

The RedLigt rear light is simple to install.

It is only 1 pound. 38 pounds

Questions & Answers

Is there a distinction between this and a standard Topeak mtx rack?

Yes, the top of the Baby version has a large hole for the baby seat aresting system to snap into. That isn't available on a regular rack. That is the only difference I see between the two racks. The carrying capacity as well as the connection to the bike are identical. Otherwise, if you have a disk break in your back wheel, make sure you get the correct version of the rack.

Is it compatible with the back disc of the TREK 3900?

Yes, if your bike is 26 years old; however, if your bike is 29 years old, it is not.

Is this compatible with a Nishiki Pueblo 26" bike with a v-brake? brake? A disc brake rack was included in the child seat I bought. Is it possible to install this on a non-computer monitor? bi-disc break?

Yes, I put it on my Trek 4500, which does not have a disk brake. It has a very broad appeal.

Is it included with the two silver mounting brackets shown in the picture, or do I have to purchase them separately?

The silver brackets were included with mine.

Selected User Reviews For Topeak Babyseat II Disc Mount Rack , Black

Two of our bikes, both equipped with disc brakes, were unable to be fitted

3/5

We returned the racks because they were incompatible with our disc brake bikes, not because of a design or quality issue. br>br>Both of our motorcycles (Marin and I) Cinelli) has a number of rack/fender/etc. connection points. The Topeak Babyseat II Disc Mount Racks did not fit either bike; the thickened, wider connection point at the rear wheel hub, presumably to avoid conflict with disc brakes, is what distinguishes these "Disc Mount Racks," as far as I can tell. Unfortunately, these racks did not fit on our bikes due to the wider connection point. I'm stumped, but I'm guessing that older disc brake bikes required the extra clearance, whereas newer bikes did not? Regardless, we've returned the racks and replaced them with non-toxic alternatives. version on a disc We'll see if the non-governmental organizations can help us. Work on the DVD version I think it will, based on the photos. br>br>One thing that Topeak and other manufacturers, such as Blackburn, could provide is a detailed schematic drawing showing rack dimensions. Dimensions of the tube and the height of the top rack Such dimensions, as well as the spacing between the mounting connection points at the bike's rear hub, would be extremely helpful in assisting buyers in determining compatibility prior to purchase.

Jeremias Middleton

| Aug 30, 2021

I've finally found the right rack to go with my seat

3/5

It took three tries for us to find the right rack. Despite sending multiple photos of our baby seat, Topeak customer service told us twice. Our seat was supposed to be the baby seat number one, but it's actually the baby seat number two. Fortunately, my husband was confident in his assessment, so we simply tried the two rack and it worked. But what about the yellow sliding lock that was supposed to come with it? I'm not sure if it was supposed to. However, we are still unable to use this seat because we do not have it, which is extremely inconvenient!.

Navy Solis

| Jan 13, 2021

It does exactly what it says

5/5

On my 2009 Specialized Rockhopper Mountain bike, it works great with the Topeak bike seat or as a regular bike rack, and it fits over the disc brakes nicely.

Izaiah Boone

| May 31, 2021

This is something that even the most inexperienced person can do! Despite the fact that I have no experience with bike maintenance, repair, or modification, I was able to install this device! It was also fairly simple, took little time, and only required the use of a hex key set

5/5

Riding in the bike seat is a lot of fun for my kid.

Destiny Zamora

| Feb 20, 2021

If you have larger tires, the 29er is the way to go

5/5

Otherwise, rack clearance is extremely limited and will almost certainly cause problems.

Richard Benson

| May 09, 2021

It is simple to put together

5/5

This rack was the perfect fit for my ebike. It's almost as if it was made for my bike, and I bought one for my wife's ebike as well, so I can now take my granddaughter on my bike while she carries the luggage pack on hers. I would strongly suggest it.

Quinton Medina

| Nov 08, 2021

The rack is quite nice

4/5

It's great to have a second rack for our child's bike. Topeak makes fantastic products, and I've been very happy with everything I've bought from them.

Ronin Boyd

| Jul 05, 2021

It really works

5/5

Both the Topeak basket and the Topeak Baby seat are stored on this rack. It has both of these qualities. It's simple to install on your bike, and I appreciate that it's compatible with disc brakes, which my bike has.