I'm interested in putting a front rack (to be used under a Wald basket) on
the front of my Betty Foy. While I love the Nitto racks, I don't have Nitto
money. Can anyone recommend a nice looking, functional front rack that
won't add too much bulk/weight to the front end? I'm eyeballing the
Velo
A hack saw & drill will make quick work of the stays on a wald basket. The shop
should be able to do this for far less than a Nitto rack. Even if the go down
to the dropout, they can be made to pu the basket low & level...
http://m.flickr.com/photos/ericgnolan/9686372143/lightbox/
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Let me know if you need p clamps. I have many spares available.
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On 09/29/2013 06:23 PM, Cecily Walker wrote:
I'm interested in putting a front rack (to be used under a Wald
basket) on the front of my Betty Foy. While I love the Nitto racks, I
don't have Nitto money. Can anyone recommend a nice looking,
functional front rack that won't add too much bulk/wei
A Mark's Rack M-1 (or the M-18) is really the way to go for your purpose on a
Betty. Maybe there is one out there used for you?
Not sure that the struts on the VO Randonneur rack will hit the Betty fork
braze-ons properly. The distance VO suggests is 3.75 inches below the fork
crown and I measu
I have a surplus Mark's rack that could be yours...
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 3:23 PM, Cecily Walker wrote:
> I'm interested in putting a front rack (to be used under a Wald basket) on
> the front of my Betty Foy. While I love the Nitto racks, I don't have Nitto
> money. Can anyone recommend a ni
