M Part MIK Adjustable Rear Pannier Rack - Black

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The M Part MIK Adjustable Rear Pannier Rack is designed for commuters, cycle tourists, and everyday riders who need a reliable way to carry gear. Its standout feature is the integrated MIK mounting system, which allows for effortless, secure attachment and detachment of compatible bags and baskets. While it offers excellent versatility and a 25kg weight capacity, users should ensure their bike frame has the appropriate mounting points on the seatstays for proper installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | KAM1051 |
| Brand | M Part |
The rack is designed for wheel sizes up to 700c. It may fit some 29er frames, but you must ensure your frame has the necessary mounting eyelets.
Yes, the rack features traditional tubing that accommodates most standard hook-and-bungee pannier bags.
The rack has a tested maximum load capacity of 25kg.
Yes, the product includes the necessary hardware to attach the rack to standard frame eyelets.
Clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the black powder coating.
MIK is an open standard; many cycling bag brands produce MIK-compatible accessories.
Check all mounting bolts and adjustment screws to ensure they are fully tightened.
Clear any debris or dried mud from the MIK mounting plate and ensure the release key mechanism is not obstructed.
Adjust the rack arms or the position of the mounting struts to provide sufficient clearance for cable movement.
Installation requires basic hand tools to attach the rack arms to your bike's seatstay mounting points and the lower dropouts. Ensure all bolts are tightened in an alternating pattern to maintain even tension. For compatibility, verify that your bike frame includes eyelets near the rear axle and on the seatstays. Care for the rack is minimal: wipe down the powder-coated finish with a damp cloth to remove road grit or salt. Periodically check all mounting bolts to ensure they remain snug, as road vibration can loosen hardware over time.