What Makes the PDW OxRack Rear Easy to Mount Near Awkward Dropouts?

Integrated spacers on the legs. Anyone who has tried to fit a rack around a disc caliper, a thru-axle, or a cluster of dropout hardware knows the usual routine: a fistful of washers, some guesswork, and a rack that ends up slightly crooked. PDW built the spacing into the legs so the rack sits square without the parts-bin archaeology. It is a small touch that saves a genuinely annoying twenty minutes.

At 500 grams this is the lightest rear rack PDW makes, and it still carries 55 pounds, which is more than most riders will ever put on it. The back has mounting holes sized for PDW's Rackstar taillight, so your rear light goes where it belongs instead of clamped to a seatpost your saddle bag is already fighting for. Lifetime warranty against defects in workmanship or materials.