Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
Edit: both stand and bike frame are in aluminum.
Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
Edit: both stand and bike frame are in aluminum.
Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
Searching online I have found the following rear stand:
It is attached to the frame via the rear axle bolt (see the hole).
Considering that I often use rear panniers on my bike, would this exert abnormal loads on the axle, with possible risk for the bike and for me?
