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The Pizza Rack is ready to make those wide, awkward carries a breeze, and is perfect for commuting or bikepacking while keeping your gear within reach. Great for a Basket, Caradice bag, Porteur Bag or just, a bunch of bungees. With a Heavy Duty version of the Elkhorn uprights, and a 10" x 12.9" deck the Pizza Rack can comfortably carry up to 35lbs of gear. The solid center deck provides more tie-down points than you could ever need, keeps your gear out of your tire, and doubles as a fender! The Pizza Rack come with everything you need to Eyelet mount the rack on the front of your bike. If you don't have eyelets, Old Man Mountain racks are the most versatile racks available. Our Fit Kits are capable of mounting to suspension forks, full-suspension mountain bikes, gravel bikes, road bikes, even tri-bikes if that's what you're into. Tested and trusted in the most extreme environments on earth (we're still trying to get NASA to take them to the moon). Our racks have helped riders traverse Iceland in bitter, cold winters, carried the gear of countless GDMBR riders, and circumnavigated the globe. The only remaining question is where will it go with you? Want to use our rack on a bike that isn't made for racks? Want to swap your rack between multiple bikes? A Fit Kit is all you need.
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- The Short fits tires up to 27.5 x 2.8″ or 700c x 50mm.
- The Tall is for maximum mud clearance and fits tires up to 29 x 3.25″.
The Elkhorn is a slender multi-tool of a rack. Stable and secure with 3-pack mounts on the uprights for your favorite cargo or bottle cages and more tie-down points on the deck than you could ever need. Front or rear compatible, the Elkhorn lets you feel the trail beneath you rather than the tail wag behind you.
Old Man Mountain racks are the most versatile racks available. Capable of mounting to suspension forks, full-suspension mountain bikes, gravel bikes, road bikes, fat bikes, even tri-bikes if that's what you're into.
Tested and trusted in the most extreme environments on earth (we're still trying to get NASA to take them to the moon). Our racks have helped riders traverse Iceland in bitter, cold winters, carried the gear of countless GDMBR riders, and circumnavigated the globe. The only remaining question is where will it go with you?
Want to use our rack on a bike that isn't made for racks? Want to swap your rack between multiple bikes? A Fit Kit is all you need.
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Old Man Mountain racks are the most versatile racks available. Capable of mounting to full-suspension mountain bikes, gravel bikes, road bikes, fat bikes, even tri-bikes if that's what you're in to. Tested and trusted in the most extreme environments on earth (we're still trying to get NASA to take them to the moon). Our racks have helped riders traverse Iceland in bitter cold winters, carried the gear of countless GDMBR riders, and circumnavigated the globe. The only remaining question is where will it go with you? Want to use our rack on a bike that isn't made for racks? Want to swap your rack between multiple bikes? A Fit Kit is all you need.
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Fit Kit #720 is for mounting an Old Man Mountain Sherpa to a fork with a 15 mm thru axle.
- Thru Axle: SunTour Q-Loc compatible axle.
- Pair of 5" Dropouts. Attach the rack frame to thru axle to fit all fat bike tire sizes.
- Pair of 6" extenders. Stabilize and level the rack.
- Pair of OMM Pucks. Mount to the fork to provide an upper attachment point for the rack.
- Stainless steel mounting hardware.
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A titanium Manything Cage made by Ron at King Cage is an object of beauty. So elegant and simple that you may choose to place it on a mantle to admire rather than mount it on your rack. We encourage you to resist this urge and instead mount it up to your Elkhorn rack. It is the perfect tool for carrying dry bags or large bottles like Nalgenes on the legs of your Elkhorn rack. These come with two 20", Olive, Voile straps that have Old Man Mountain printed on them. If you're not familiar with King Cage, let me give you a little background. Ron founded King Cage in 1991 and has been bending and welding cages in his Durango, Colorado basement ever since. Before starting King Cage, Ron was a staple of the early mountain bike industry working at Ibis, Merlin Metalworks, Jo Breeze Cycles, Ted Wojac Cycles, and Yeti.
