Universal aluminum rack usable both front and rear, designed for bikes without eyelets. The Thule Tour Rack is a modular solution for light to medium loads, ideal when a traditional rack cannot be mounted. Built for versatile use on MTB, gravel, and bikes without mounting points.
Secure payments and protected data
Secure & tracked delivery
Regulated and transparent withdrawal
Why choose this rack
The Thule Tour Rack is designed to solve a specific problem: mounting a rack on bikes that are not built for touring.
Its direct mounting system to the fork or rear stays allows installation without eyelets, making it usable on many modern bikes, including MTBs and frames without rack mounts.
It is not a heavy-duty or expedition rack, but a functional solution for light and modular setups, where compatibility is the key factor.
The Thule Tour Rack can be fitted with standard panniers with adjustable hooks.
Compatibility
Bike type
MTB (including non rack-ready frames)
gravel
trekking / city
bikes without eyelets
Mounting system
direct mounting to fork or rear stays via dedicated system
no threaded mounts required on the frame
Not compatible with
frames with tubing shapes incompatible with the mounting system
delicate surfaces (e.g. carbon not designed for load-bearing use)
setups with interference on stays or fork
Real-world limits
max load
10 kg front / 11 kg rear
load profile
designed for light to medium loads
Wheel & tire compatibility
Compatible with wheels up to 29" and tires up to approx. 2.5"–2.6" (depending on bike geometry); always check real clearance between rack, frame/fork, and components.
Position
front
rear
When it makes sense
The Thule Tour Rack makes sense if you:
have a bike without eyelets
want to avoid permanent modifications
use your bike in a versatile way (light travel + daily use)
need a temporary or modular solution
It is particularly useful on:
MTBs
modern non rack-ready bikes
hybrid setups (bikepacking + rack)
When it does NOT make sense
long trips with heavy loads
expedition setups
intensive use on demanding off-road terrain
when a traditional, more stable rack can be installed
Comments (0)
Your review appreciation cannot be sent
Report comment
Report sent
Your report cannot be sent