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  1. Bungee cords are ok but I like to use an old tube with a caribiner on the end. I actually delivered pizza for years that way on a cetma rack and later on an origin 8 cargo clasique (it’s a cetma rack knock off but way lighter). Now I’m using the specialized pizza rack on my gravel bike and it’s awesome. You can attach paniers on the sides and it has the large platform top.

  2. uncertain_expert on

    Pizzas, a 4-man tent (plus a pannier either side, 24-can cube of Coca Cola, 48 toilet rolls.

  3. TheNetworkIsFrelled on

    They can indeed carry a lot. I still prefer to split the load front and rear in panniers, though. For me, it balances better.

  4. Six pack, camping chairs, soft tacklebox, cocktail in a stainless tumbler, burritos, bag of ice, that’s what I can remember off the top of my head

  5. I don’t have pictures, but I use mine every time I get takeout in a flat container. And every time I get groceries. I have the Specialized pizza rack.  The Delta bungee net is really handy with any pizza rack. It’s what I use most of the time, but sometimes I still need big bungee cords. 

  6. Critical_Garbage_119 on

    No pics to share but I use my pizza rack to hold a wine box full of groceries when I overbuy at Trader Joes. My panniers are large but I don’t always estimate their volume quite right.

  7. Dude what the hell u/electrical_place_94 ? That’s literally my bike I just posted on this exact subreddit barely 24 hours ago. You seriously not going to give me any credit or even mention you found it on this subreddit? Honestly feels creepy and dishonest.

    Also, I’m pretty sure you’re a bot, as you’re posting in 10 different subreddits, sometimes only minutes apart with the most random shit

  8. You can zip tie milk crate to the rack. Anything that fit in crate you can carry!
    Put a cargo net over it to be safe, so you don’t loose your cargo over the bumps

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