Introducing the Old Man Mountain Pizza Rack and Basket

Commuters and Bikepacking enthusiasts, rejoice! Old Man Mountain has launched its take on a Pizza Rack and Basket, further expanding its range of racks and providing a perfect solution for every riding style. 

The Old Man Mountain Pizza Rack is a versatile and lightweight rack made for those wide, awkward carries and is perfect for commuting or bikepacking while keeping your gear within reach. Great for a Basket, a Caradice bag, a Porteur Bag, and of course, a pizza - making it perfect for bikepacking trips, picnics, your everyday commute, or grocery rides. 

The OMM Pizza Rack is made from 6061 aluminum and features heavier-duty versions of the Y-shaped uprights used on the Elkhorn and a 10 x 12.9″ deck that can carry up to 35 pounds (15.8kg) 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 comes with everything needed to Eyelet mount the rack on the front of your bike, but it can also be mounted to the axle with various Fit Kits, making it possible to mount the OMM racks to suspension forks, full-suspension mountain bikes, gravel bikes, road bikes, fat bikes and even tri-bikes if that’s what you’re into.

• The Pizza Rack is designed for 27.5 and 700c wheels.
• Fits tires up to 27.5 x 2.8″ or 700c x 50mm.
• 371mm from the mounting point to the underside of the deck.
• Front mountable.
• Fits up to 157mm wide hubs.
• Made from 6061 aluminum, the racks are lightweight, stiff, and strong.
• The rack frame is made of 1/2″ (13 mm) diameter tubing.
• The deck measures 12.9 x 10 inches (326mm x 255mm). 
• The deck includes slots for quickly lashing gear in place and holes for a light mount.
• The Pizza Rack comes standard, eyelet mount ready with optional fit kits available for thru-axle or QR mounting.
• Load capacity of 35lbs/15.8kg
• Powder-coated, a sleek and refined shade of black
• Made in Taiwan
• Backed by a Lifetime Warranty!

The Old Man Mountain Pizza Rack will be available to purchase this June for $168.

Old Man Mountain also released a Basket to accompany its extensive selection of racks.

Powder-coated black, rugged, and still lighter than the alternatives, it bolts directly to the racks, providing a stable and rattle-free ride. 

The OMM Basket fits all basket bags designed for the ‘Wald 137,’ and its pattern is Molle compatible, so you can attach your favorite accessory pouches.

• The stamped and welded aluminum construction is corrosion-proof and designed to last.   
• Molle compatible: Customize your basket with accessories designed for the Molle mounting pattern.
• Compatible with basket bags designed for “137” baskets.
• Bolts directly to OMM racks for a reliable and rattle-free connection.
• Hardware included for bolting directly to all current OMM racks
• Durable black powder-coated finish
• Weight: 499 grams, 17.6 oz
• Dimensions: Depth 13cm Bottom: 33 x 20cm Top: 38cm x 26cm
• Backed by Old Man Mountain’s Lifetime warranty

The Old Man Mountain Basket will be available to purchase this June for $80.

Old Man Mountain also released a new barrel-shaped Headlight Mount made of 6061 aluminum, powder-coated black and is longer than similar mounts on the market to better fit larger/wider lights. The mounting hole is 6mm to fit seamlessly onto OMM racks.

• Fits all OMM racks: Divide, Elkhorn, Pizza Rack, and Classic racks
• Will likely fit other brand bike racks
• Made of 6061 aluminum
• Powder-coated black
• Longer than alternatives to fit larger lights.
• Comes with 5mm and 6mm hardware.

The OMM Headlight Mount is available now for $20

Old Man Mountain was born from the need to mount racks on bikes without traditional mounting points. This started with QR skewer-mounted racks, and has evolved into a full line of optional Fit Kits for Thru Axle, or QR Skewer mounting racks on any bike. The products are tested and trusted in the most extreme environments on earth. Old Man Mountain 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?