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Feedback Sports Rakk Review

By RL Policar
January 31, 2012 1 Min Read
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Feedback Sports sent us the RAKK to review.

Description

Wheel slot accommodates all types of bikes from 20mm road tires to 2.4” wide MTB

Spring loaded arm easily holds front or rear wheel without the risk of scratching rim or spokes

Hands free use allows you to roll bike into the wheel slot for storage or display

Modular design supports multiple RAKK’s connected together

Price $35

Easy to use and easy on the eyes.
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The Airborne Wingman rolls right into the RAKK. The 2.3 tires are not a problem.
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But what’s more impressive are the 2.5 tires mounted on the Airborne Taka. The RAKK easily supports it.
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The Feedback Sports RAKK is a great addition to any mountain biker. Keep it in your car so when ever you need to get your bike and gear ready, you can just set it up on the RAKK. It folds flat so storing it in your car or garage isn’t going to be an issue.

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One Comment
  1. Johnny Dow says:
    February 1, 2012 at 1:40 am

    Hey guys!
    We use these stands in our shop(Santa Monica Mountains Cyclery) ALL the time. We trust them so much, we display some of the highest end bikes using this rack, some upwards to $9,000! They are a breeze to set up and use. You also have the ability to hook several together to make a bike parking or display. I use them constantly to shoot photos of our custom builds … hope this pics works: https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/394133_312146662161174_136329656409543_865943_804914811_n.jpg

    and :
    https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=312146795494494&set=pu.136329656409543&type=1&theater

    I would HIGHLY recommend this to any rider, any bike!

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