I’ve got an Aventon Pace 350 (v1) that I mounted a pannier onto. The place I mounted it onto just tipped off. First pic is the bad side, second pic is the the good side. Any ideas on workarounds?
by nedshneebly10
I’ve got an Aventon Pace 350 (v1) that I mounted a pannier onto. The place I mounted it onto just tipped off. First pic is the bad side, second pic is the the good side. Any ideas on workarounds?
by nedshneebly10
11 Comments
You might be able to fit it on that small hole 😉
A new rack but mounted to the other holes? Seems like those are for racks anyway.
Or learn welding and painting
How did the rack mounting leg get bent In this process? It looks like it got yanked off towards the non drive side without
You can get racks with mounting brackets that fit around the rear struts instead of having a dedicated bolt point
They have racks that don’t require any mounts.
P-clamps.
Maybe use the rack mounting points rather than the fender eyelets?
They’ll need to be tapped
Use the proper rack mount holes. Id recommend Topeak Super Tourist/Explorer rack & use loctite 242/243 on the bolt threads ( if u cant reuse existing rack).
lol looks like you used the fender mounts instead of the rack mounts. Well done.
There are more holes. Just below the broken one.
pretty sure you weren’t supposed to mount the rack on those holes, prettry sure those were to mount mudguards not heavy loads