Tumbleweed Chromoly T Rack
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Tumbleweed Chromoly T Rack. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- The Chromoly T Rack comes in two heights to accommodate different wheel sizes and tire widths.
- Though heavier than aluminum, steel construction is considered more durable and easier to repair, making it the preferred choice for extended journeys, particularly away from developed areas.
- The Chromoly T Rack can be mounted front or rear.
- One expert says the rack has had no issues after “thousands of miles”, and another says it withstands riding rough terrains.
- The rack has three-pack mounts on each side of the main struts.
- The Chromoly T Rack has a port for dynamo wires, but Tumbleweed doesn’t provide clear details about it.
- This rack is compatible with dropper seatposts.
2 reasons not to buy
- Tumbleweed’s written instructions are vague and imageless, and there are no installation videos.
- This rack doesn’t have a deck.
Bottom line
Tumbleweed’s Chromoly T Rack is a front or rear-mount cargo rack with a 30lb load capacity. It comes in two heights: 355mm or 380mm, and requires rack mounts for installation. Testers praise the Chromoly T Rack’s durable Chromoly steel construction and versatility for carrying smaller items. This rack has a port for dynamo routing but no deck. The higher weight compared to aluminum alternatives should be noted. Installation instructions are underwhelming. Overall, experts like the Chromoly T Rack and find little to complain about. For carrying larger bags, consider Tumbleweed’s Pannier Rack instead.Expert Reviews
88/100 based on 2 rated expert reviewsThe Line Between Bikepacking, and Bike Touring | The Tumbleweed T RackThe Line Between Bikepacking, and Bike Touring | The Tumbleweed T Rack
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