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  • Wall mounted bike rack
  • Lifer
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    Top tube not long enough for both prongs to sit under it so is it okay to have one under the saddle? It takes my weight no problem so should be able to support the bike…

    Lifer
    Free Member
    Duane…
    Free Member

    One under the fork/headtube/downtube junction, and one under the top tube?

    stilltortoise
    Free Member

    One of the prongs on mine goes under the (permanently attached) rear light on the seat post 😳

    Lifer
    Free Member

    Duane… – Member
    One under the fork/headtube/downtube junction, and one under the top tube?

    Not enough space for that neither

    stilltortoise – Member
    One of the prongs on mine goes under the (permanently attached) rear light on the seat post

    Good enough for me

    Thanks!

    ThePinkster
    Full Member

    Is it a HT? If so, one of the prongs could go through the seat stay/seat tube junction.

    wobbliscott
    Free Member

    You can get those bars that clip on between the seat post and the stem to hang your bike off two-pronged racks. I think they were originally intended to hang bikes without top tubes off car carriers.

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