FS: Swift Zeitgeist Saddle Bag, Nitto Rear Racks

[Andre Rosario]

Hi, folks. This isn't, strictly speaking, a Rivendell post, so I hope it's okay with y'all. Please let me know if not. I'm unloading a few things, which I'd prefer to sell locally (Oakland, CA), but which I can also ship (CONUS) for an extra $15.

- Swift Industries Zeitgeist Saddle Bag (small) in charcoal and saffron yellow. Lightly used, in very good condition with straps. $100

- Nitto Big Rear Rack. A couple scrapes, but fundamentally sound and still very pretty. Struts and hardware included.  $120

- Nitto Mt. Campee rear rack. Very good condition. Struts and hardware included. $85

I'm pretty sure the Big Rear Rack is the medium size, but can anyone tell me how to confirm this?

[Andre Rosario]

Correction: I just checked and it seems that the Big Rear Rack is actually the larger size (35cm height). 

Also, I realized that I could have done a much better job with the original posting, so I'm attaching some more detailed photos here, including some that show the blemishes. For the Mt Campee, the struts that attach to the cantilever posts are included (with hardware) in the baggie shown below. The upper struts shown are 12cm in length, but if you prefer I can swap them out for either 18cm or 24cm depending on what you think you need for your frame. For the Big Rear (32R), the struts shown are 18cm. 

Finally, I'm adding a couple of things here to the original posting, priced here for local sale (Oakland, CA) but also shippable for an extra $10:

• Schwalbe Evo Line folding Thunder Burts, 26 x 2.15, <300 miles - $70 for the pair
• Schwalbe Evo Line folding Super Motos, 26 x 2.35, < 300 miles - $70 for the pair

Mt. Campee:

  

  

[Andre Rosario]

Update: all items have been sold. Thanks to everyone.

Jed, for future reference, as far as I can tell the two racks are functionally very similar, and the big read is only very slightly bigger, so I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t work on a frame with 26” wheels. Both are very stout and designed to accommodate all manner of panniers. Others on here have lots of experience with them, so maybe they’ll have more to add.

Best luck and happy trails.