Topeak Wishbone Rear Rack: Bike Cargo Carrier

The Topeak Backloader Wishbone is a game-changing accessory designed to enhance stability and expand carrying capacity for cyclists tackling everything from daily commutes to multi-day adventures. This sleek saddle rack mounts securely to your bike’s seatpost, eliminating the wobble often associated with bulky rear bags while maintaining a streamlined profile. Perfect for riders using large panniers or cargo bags (up to 18cm/7″ wide), it ensures your gear stays put even during high-speed descents or rough terrain, reducing fatigue on long rides and preventing items from shifting mid-ride.

What sets this rack apart is its dual-purpose design—two integrated bottle cage mounts let you attach additional hydration without sacrificing aerodynamics or comfort. Whether you’re tackling a weekend trail ride or a marathon tour, having quick access to two water bottles (max load 4.4lbs each) means you’ll stay fueled without slowing down. The included hardware simplifies installation, so you can focus on the journey ahead.

Ideal for commuters needing reliable gear transport between stops, adventure riders packing essentials for remote trails, or touring enthusiasts seeking compact storage solutions, this rack delivers practicality without compromise. Its lightweight aluminum construction balances durability and portability, making it a smart choice for anyone looking to optimize their bike’s carrying potential without bulk.

Compare Key Features:
| Topeak Backloader Wishbone | Standard Saddle Racks | Competitor Models |
|——————————-|—————————|———————–|
| Anti-Sway Technology | Basic stabilization | No sway reduction |
| Dual Bottle Mounts Included| No hydration integration | Extra cost for bottles |
| Up to 7″ Wide Bag Compatibility | Limited bag size support | Narrower load range |
| Quick-Release System | Clunky installation | Complex assembly |

Experience seamless stability and effortless hydration access—engineered for riders who demand both functionality and style on every trip.