Elops 500, Onesecond Clip Pannier Rack 26-28"

This is a good quality and very versatile rack. I’ve used it on two different bikes and the range of adjustment allowed it to fit perfectly onto a hybrid and also my racing bike. Why pay more when this rack is so good?

The blurb calls this carrier lightweight. In fact it weighs 1.6kg which is rather more at the heavy / robust end of the scale. In fairness this is disclosed in the details if you read them carefully.

Having just bought a Riverside E 500 for my wife we decided that like her old MTB we would fit a pannier rack and this looked like the right candidate for the job. We got the rack home and with not to much work managed to fit it on the bike with just a minor modification to the front mounting brackets (double angle bend ) so that it all lined up correctly as the frame was only 50 mm and not the recommended 72 mm and with the sides fully extended to fit on the frame lowest point it fitted perfectly over the mudguards .Shame I cannot post a photo or two on this so everyone could see it fitted

These are great for the price, easy to fit

This rack has served me well for both long distance touring and everyday use. The only issue I have with it is fitment of the seatpost connections, in order to clear the break calipers it's necessary to use 3 to 4 washers on the rack side, while not too much of a problem it would be nice for these to be included. Otherwise this has been a great addition to my daily use road bike combined with the waterproof decathalon pannier bags.

Nice sold rack and fitted easily to my disk brake equipped gravel bike. Slightly irritated with the position of the light mounting bracket being under the rack rather than at the back so it’s not easy to fit a decent light.

I just had mine delivered today, the rack wouldn't fit in my Riverside 500, such a shame. Now I have to undergo the long process of returning it back.

It's the first pannier rack I've had, but I can tell it's a good one. It's a well built bit of kit, just be very careful with the screws when installing it. The two that screw in to the higher position don't need to be that tight, I tightened them just a bit too much & suddenly the head fell apart. Not sure how I'm going to deal with that now, it was nice riding without it. I'd also like it if this would mount a bit further back. It might be just because of the size of my feet, but I mount the bag as far back as I can & occasionally my feet hit the bag.

This is an okay rack. It was pretty easy to fit, although it needed two people to do it. Fitting the arms to the seat post was quite tricky and needed one person to squeeze it whilst the other threaded the bolts. It didn't come with all the bits and pieces either (though there were meant to be in the bag) which was a shame - the long 20mm bolts were missing, but I re-used the ones off my old rack. If you buy one I’d definitely check that all the nuts and screws were in the bag before you leave the store. Also, it’s really rather heavy. But then again, it’s just for commuting, and given that I carry a LOT of stuff on my bike it’s fairly well suited.

Very usefull product, well made. I just need info why are those clip and holes in the back of the rack (marked with red) on the link https://imgur.com/SMCEByb Thank you.

This is a sturdy well made rack that will last, however I would be reluctant to recommend this for a road bike, an MTB used for commuting or a hybrid yes but not a road bike as it weighs approx 1500g. As a result I will tick that I recommend but MTB and Hybrid only

Great rack, confident it will hold all I need to put on it. Very easy to assemble as well