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06 August 2016
Great price and quick shipping.
Have used this tool many times already and is very easy to use! Half the price than from a local store and quick shipping!
07 April 2017
Nice!
Very strong magnets and quality construction. It stays where it is placed and hold the glasses in place as described. It's nice to have a place to put my glasses other than the top of my head.
15 June 2018
An awesome carrier for the handy-person!
1 of 1 found this helpful The price gives you all the necessary pre-cut metal pieces and hardware to assemble a very lightweight bicycle carrier (total safe carrying weight of 50lbs, more than enough for two average bicycles). There were some who left negative reviews because they experienced the bolts coming loose while going down the highway, and others who said they experienced crushing the thin metal by just tightening the bolts. Having been a mechanic for over 30 years I can say that I have never experienced a PROPERLY TORQUED lock-nut shaking loose from a bolt, and the metal is plenty thick to be able to properly tighten the bolts without crushing the metal. Anyone who does so had to REALLY put the muscle to the bolts! That being said, the directions give very little information as to HOW to assemble the carrier, but for anyone with average mechanical skills, a few wrenches, a hacksaw, and a few extra pieces of metal, you can create a carrier sturdier than those priced over $300! The extra materials I used were: six feet of 3/4" x 1/8" aluminum bar stock (10$), six 1/4" x 2" bolts and lock-nuts ($2), 4 steel post caps ($3), and sixteen inches of 3/4" square tubing ($4) for a total of $19, all from Ace Hdw. I used the post caps to keep the bike tires from sliding off the tubing, the 3/4" tubing for two 8" cross braces, and the bar stock for the main braces. The pictures will show the rest. I had about 2 hours into the project and I now have a very sturdy bicycle carrier capable of SAFELY carrying around AT LEAST 100lbs of evenly distributed weight over rough roads. I weigh 170 lbs and I stood on one end and the carrier did not budge! However, if you factor in going over rough roads, railroad tracks, etc, any carrier can fail if overloaded. Remember... it's a BICYCLE carrier, not a cargo carrier. So be safe and have fun!