Customer Reviews

Delta Mega Rack Post Haste Bicycle Seat Post Rack and Quickbag

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Cycling in the Alps, self-supported. I used only this rack and bag, and a fanny pack. Recommended you get bungee cords and a waterproof cover but otherwise this rig is absolutely perfect. I tightened the bolts every day just to be safe. The bag holds an amazing amount -- as long as you are willing to wash your clothes every day this is all you'll need for your trip.

Overall I'm happy but it has 3 definate shortfalls
1st no strap on back for taillight
2nd main compartment could be bigger
3rd zipper lets rain right through, everything gets soaked
for 50 bucks for a rack and pack, it beats wearing a backpack for commuting!

Bag attaches with large velcro pads and 2 straps. The pack quickly and easily detaches. Big enough to fit plenty of tools, clothes, food, water.

I've had this rack and bag combo now for 3-4 years. In that time it has travelled literally thousands of miles. It has stood up well and looks almost new. Just make sure to take note that the rack attachment is not a quick release so if you are planning on frequently taking it off, this is not the rack for you. Overall though, a great product for the price!

Great quality bag, used during a recent biking trip worked great for storing food, etc.

I recently ordered 2 more of these bike bags and racks from Amazon. My wife and I each have this Delta bag and rack (purchased at LLBean) on our bikes and they are perfect for storing lunch, water bottles, and an extra sweater or towel. Good size without being too bulky. Anyways, 1 box arrived with the bag and rack as advertized for $48.41 - a very good deal. The other box arrived with only the bag for $48.41 - not a good deal. Amazon was very good about returning the bag and refunding our money. I see now that the bag and the rack are sold seperately at Amazon. I highly recommend this combo package if you can find it.

The rack, and the slightly less necessary but still useful bag, are excellent bicycle accoutrements, well made and handsome. I was less than thrilled, however, when my first order contained only the bag--no rack. Amazon had me return it (it was easy) and sent another order the very next day (!). Unfortunately, it too was missing the rack. Manufacturer problem? I have no idea. But I debated with a real person at Amazon and he finally agreed to let me keep the bag and just send a rack, which is technically a different order. That worked. I'm glad I didn't need that stuff in a hurry, but I'm also glad Amazon stuck with it and made it right. That's worth a lot!

A great rack system and the QuickBag is very useful. All components are well designed and fabricated; however, the bolt-on clamp assembly that was provided is designed to fit around a smaller seatpost than my new Giant bike and I have some concern about deforming the seatpost due to the pinch-points of the bolt-on clamps. The pictures and description of the combo item specify a quick-release seatpost mount but I received a bolt-on clamp assembly. I will contact Amazon customer service to see what can be done to get the quick-release mounting system.

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The quickbag easily doubles as carry on for air lines. However I think it put my center of gravity too high and was the cause of a recent bicycle crash when I hit a slight deviation in the road. The crash caused a broken pelvis. I have traveled many thousands of miles around the world by bike and have never had a crash. Until I bought the Delta Maga Rack Post and Quickbag I had used panniers which are much lower. However the bicycle I was using was not equiped for a rack and panniers.