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NITTO NR-21 Rear Bag Support

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NITTO NR-21 Rear Bag SupportDinky yet tough, the NITTO NR 21 rear bag support is an absolute gem. Made of tubular steel for an unbeatable strength to weight ratio. The Norton x NITTO Story Norton (AKA Royal Norton) was a Japanese bicycle wholesaler and custom bicycle manufacturer. The NF NR designation refers to Norton Front or Norton Rear. Co designed by Norton and NITTO, then manufactured by NITTO for the Royal Norton Bicycle range back when 700c wheels didn't even exist.

Dinky yet tough, the NITTO NR-21 rear bag support is an absolute gem. Made of tubular steel for an unbeatable strength-to-weight ratio.

The Norton x NITTO Story

Norton (AKA Royal Norton) was a Japanese bicycle wholesaler and custom bicycle manufacturer. The NF / NR designation refers to Norton Front or Norton Rear. Co-designed by Norton and NITTO, then manufactured by NITTO for the Royal Norton Bicycle range — back when 700c wheels didn't even exist. Norton x NITTO could well be the first collaboration NITTO ever did.

Norton had been running for over 60 years, specialising in made-to-order touring, road, sportive, and Audax / Randonneur machines, later producing a few batch handmade models for their shop. Unfortunately, due to various circumstances — including the retirement of head builder Jaku — the company has now gone out of business. A true piece of cycling history.

A real classic mini touring/off-road rando rig bag supporter — the days of cycling capes, Carradice Long Flaps and camping live on. Caps off to the Rough Stuff Fellowship.

Compatibility

  • Rear Canti / V-brake mount only — with a threaded bar for the brake bridge
  • Note: If your brake bridge is threaded, this rack will not work
  • 26" wheels only — may also fit certain 650b, 27 x 1-1/4, and older 700c frames
  • NITTO recommend as a bag support only

Specifications

  • Platform size: 35mm × 110mm
  • Tombstone: 70mm
  • Bolt hole centre to centre: 80mm
  • Threaded bar to bolt hole: 130mm
  • Comes with mount bolts
  • Made in Japan
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