The Best Rear Racks For Bikepacking?

While they never really went away, we’ve seen quite the resurgence of lightweight racks being used for off-road bikepacking over the last few years. Several new models have gotten more tire clearance and clever new features. In our latest video, Neil provides an overview of a handful of new racks and shares his current favorites as well as a few other noteworthy options. This video was supported by Salsa Cycles. Learn more about the Salsa Journeyer here: https://www.salsacycles.com/bikes/road/journeyer?utm_source=bikepacking.com&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=-123099&utm_id=sal-2064450 Outline: Intro: 0:00 Whats Wrong with Seat Packs: 0:57 Rack Uses: 2:42 OMM Elkhorn Rack:4:27 Tailfin Aeropack: 7:07 Tumbleweed T-Rack: 9:58 Ortlieb Quick Rack: 12:23 Sim Works Burrito Rack: 13:54 Aeroe Spider Rack: 14:45 Tubus Vega Evo: 15:23 Rack Accessory: 16:14 Mentioned Links: Gear Index: Rear Bike Racks - https://bikepacking.com/index/rear-bike-racks-bikepacking/ OMM Elkhorn Rack Review - https://bikepacking.com/gear/old-man-mountain-elkhorn-review/ Tailfin Aeropack Review - https://bikepacking.com/gear/tailfin-aeropack-review/ Tumbleweed T-Rack Review - https://bikepacking.com/gear/tumbleweed-t-rack-and-mini-pannier-rack-review/ BUY RACKS HERE - These are affiliate links where we get a small percentage of the sale: OMM Elkhorn: https://bit.ly/3IeTa5C Ortlieb Quick Rack: https://bit.ly/45beu67 Tubus Vega: https://bit.ly/3BBsHvf Do you enjoy our videos, routes, and articles? Help sustain this resource by joining the Bikepacking Collective: https://bikepacking.com/join/?utm_source=youtube #bikepacking #pedalfurther #bikerack ------------- ::About The Host:: Neil Beltchenko (https://www.instagram.com/neil_beltchenko/) Geometry: 150lbs, 5'9.5", 32" inseam