I use the Blackburn Outpost Fat Rack. You can install it with P-clamps in the absence of dedicated frame mounts.
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Might add a Problem Solver Seatpost Clamp mount to go along with the Robert Axle.
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Axiom has a Streamliner Fatliner, looks to be what you want.
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I'm a fan of the Axiom racks. I've been using one on my gravel bike, on and off for a while now. Customer service is great too.
(image stolen from Problem Solver website.)
Axiom has a Streamliner Fatliner, looks to be what you want.
(image stolen from Axiom's web site)
I'm a fan of the Axiom racks. I've been using one on my gravel bike, on and off for a while now. Customer service is great too.
I was able to get one recently for my E06 (wanted OMM but was always out of stock). It is a nice rack and will work with the RAP axle with some longer bolts. I got the kit from RAP that included the axle, seatstay braces, etc and did a hybrid.
I used the OMM extenders, trimmed off with a couple of holes drilled for 9/16" U-bolts as I liked that setup better than the Topeak braces. The OMM pucks probably would have worked fine but I wanted something a bit more secure so I made my own.
It has held up perfectly so far, even over some really rough terrain with a rifle cantilevered off of it.
I was in the same boat (no attaching points), I went with the OMM, I really like the way it mounts and it is certainly beefy (70 lb rating), but it is on the pricier end. It was the only system I could find that I was positive I could mount up without any mods. The Blackburn may have worked with the RAP axle, but I couldn't be certain without actually testing it.
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