Aeroe's new Pannier Spider Rack turns any MTB into a commuting machine

aeroe's rear rack is an incredibly elegant piece of engineering. It's stable, good-looking and perfect for any adventure. But here's the thing: not every ride is an adventure, and not everyone has multiple bikes to use for various different purposes. That's why aeroe has adapted their Spider Rear Rack into the Spider Pannier Rack, for those trips that are a little less adventure, and a little more necessity. 

That doesn't mean you can't go off-road with the pannier rack, mind you, as the below video demonstrates. The best part is that it's designed to be compatible with any panniers on the market, so you can take any you already have and just clip them straight on. You also dont have to buy a whole new rack if you're using the current Spider Rear Rack, as the receiver on the top simply swaps out so you can leave the rack in place and switch between that and the cradles for the aeroe dry bags. It really is one system for both send and sensible. 

If you don't believe us about how easy aeroe's system is to install, check out the below. That's honestly it, no tricks or corners cut, just a safe, secure system that fits in minutes.  

If you're interested in the aero system - whether it's this Pannier Rear Rack or anything else - you can check it out right here on Freewheel. As well as the pannier rack, it can accept dry bags using the cradles mounted to the base rack as well as the hard case 'Quick Pod', which is perfect for transporting more delicate things like camera equipment or other electronics. And if you need more storage, aeroe also does the Spider Handlebar Cradle to mount an additional dry bag on the bars taking the total up to four along with the three the Spider Rear Rack can handle.