Thank You Will.  I would have jumped in the conversation but I'm still on 
probation.  By the time my replies get through they are no longer relevant.

Matt

On Monday, February 11, 2013 10:29:15 AM UTC-8, William wrote:
>
> Oops!  My bad.  They've added a lot of Staff Bikes.  My apologies.  
>
> I had been referring to Miesha, Brian and Keven.  All three of those have 
> a Mark's Rack and have a second set of struts going to the mid-fork braze 
> on.  Since then I see two more Marks rack setups without any secondary 
> struts:  Grant's Homer and Elizabeth's Hillborne.  
>
> There still are no Mark's Racks running a second set of struts to the hub 
> area, though.  
>
> Vince isn't running a Mark's rack.  That Looks like an R14 to me (much 
> larger platform), running struts to the hub area. 
> Grant's Atlantis doesn't run a Mark's Rack either.  That's a Mini Front, 
> with a Platrack, which runs struts to the hub area
> Grant's Alba-Homer is running a Mark's Rack with no secondary struts at all
> Mark's Quickbeam is not running a Mark's Rack.  It's running a Nitto Mini 
> Front with a Platrack.  The Platrack runs struts to the hub area
>
> Struts to the hub area is a common and smart way to add support to a rack. 
>  The problem with longer struts is they are way easier to bang on something 
> and bend, and once bent they buckle so easily that they no longer add a ton 
> of support.  Some list members have taken their long Platrack Struts and 
> cut them way down and connected them to the midfork braze-on as well, which 
> looks really slick.
>
> Once the Hub Area Rack comes out there will be several new combination 
> shown off, I'm sure.  I'm heading to the hardware store now to look for 7mm 
> aluminum rod.  
>
> Keep bolting those racks together in creative ways.  
>
>
>
>
>
> On Monday, February 11, 2013 9:45:49 AM UTC-8, Jim M. wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 9:37 AM, William <tape...@gmail.com> wrote: 
>> > All the Staff Bikes that have a Mark's Rack installed use two pairs of 
>> > struts, both running to the mid fork braze on. 
>>
>> No, if you look at Vince's, Grant's, and Mark's QB, you'll see a hub area 
>> strut. 
>>
>

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