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race wheelset carrier attachment for bike?

kumate_champ07 · 2011-04-21 19:39:11

I saw this online somewhere a while ago, it attaches to the front axle and handlebars and allows you to carry a wheel on each side, anyone know where I could buy this? havent looked properly yet, just checking here first

21-04-2011 7:39pm

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kumate_champ07

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I saw this online somewhere a while ago, it attaches to the front axle and handlebars and allows you to carry a wheel on each side, anyone know where I could buy this? havent looked properly yet, just checking here first

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#2 22-04-2011 5:53am

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Seems a very specific thing, what do you want it for? I usually carry wheels strapped to my panniers if on a bike with rack, or zip-tied onto a backpack if on my racer. Wheel bag with a strap also works. For a short distance I just hold them on the bars. Note if you have 2 wheels they are a lot easier to carry like this if you tape or zip-tie them together first. I don't do it often enough to want something specific on my bike. Riding to races I just do on whatever wheels I will be racing on... I can't imagine such an attachment would be great on a race bike.

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