Old Man Mountain New Pizza Rack

August 7th, Bend (OR, USA) / Amsterdam (NL)–You asked and Old Man Mountain listened! They’ve added 3-pack mounts to the uprights of our Pizza Rack. Now you can utilize the large, stable platform and use cargo cages at the same time. It makes carrying large objects a breeze, and it comes with everything needed to eyelet mount a front rack. No eyelets? That’s okay because it can also be mounted to the axle with one of Old Man Mountain’s Fit Kits, and even be mounted to suspension forks, carbon forks, steel forks, aluminum forks, wood forks? Sure, even wood!

The Pizza Rack works excellent with the Old Man Mountain Basket as well as a Carradice or porteur bag. With heavier-duty versions of the Y-shaped uprights used on the Elkhorn and a 326mm x 255mm deck, the Pizza Rack can comfortably carry up to 15.8kg (35lbs) of gear.

The Pizza Rack is designed for 27.5 and 700c wheels. Fits tires up to 700c x 50mm. (371mm from the mounting point to the underside of the deck)

• Front mountable

• 3-pack mounts on the uprights 

• Fits up to 157mm wide hubs

• Made from 6061 aluminum the racks that are lightweight, stiff, and strong

• Rack frame is made of 13 mm diameter tubing

• Deck measures 326mm x 255mm

• Height from the mounting point to the deck is 378mm

• Deck includes slots for easily lashing gear in place and holes for a light mount

• Comes with standard, eyelet mount ready with optional fit kits available for thru axle or QR mounting

• Load capacity of 15.8kg

• Backed by a Lifetime Warranty

• Approximately $188

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?