I just put this on my Roll in about 20 minutes. I did have to drill out one hole(the back side) in the fork crown so the long nut for that support bolt would fit(5/16"" bit), and then I drilled out so the crown of that nut sat flush (25/64"") and the allen screw was able to catch enough threads. The fork mounts were right on… a snug fit with just the slightest stretch to get the triangle pieces(I used the the holes one in from the point on the bottom edge) lined up w/ the factory holes. These triangle pieces can mount on the inside or outside of the rack. Panniers on and ready to… Roll!🤦��♂�

Once fitted this rack is spot on. Shame then that it took some fairly major alterations to get it to fit. I had to order some M5 x 30mm bolts separately as the bolts that came with it were too short. And I then had to drill out two holes as they weren't aligned properly. And finally the fork crown bolts were too big so had to use some smaller spares. If you don't mind making these sorts of changes then go ahead but don't expect it to fit out of the (pizza) box.

Use the product to cary a front pannier and childs instrument on top.

Just fit this on a Cannondale Topstone last night. Can't believe people complaining about installation issues. It's not an iPhone. If you can't handle basic bike maintenance or have some bike specific bolts laying around, just take it into a shop and pay someone who know what they're doing to install it. Maybe you'll need to bend or get an altogether different hanger, maybe you'll need to metalprint or shop a new mounting slice. How badly do you want this on your bike? It'll fit.

as mentioned by another writer..some mechanical skills/imagination required..move the lower brackets to the inside, get a different bolt for the top..all in a days work in the bike world..stainless hardware supplied..that speaks volumes to me..

1. The hardware needed to mount the rack to the sides of the fork isnt long enough. 2. The width between the 2 side supports isnt wide enough to fit on my fork. 3. The mounts for the side of the forks arent low enough to line up with the holes on my fork. 4. The included hardware to mount the rack to the top of the fork is too big. I'd have to drill out the hole on my fork to make it fit. ALL IN ALL....DONT BUY THIS PRODUCT.

This rack is constructed well and comes with plenty of hardware. To those complaining about the lack of instructions and hardware this is typical. Most things the bike industry are not standardized like rack and fender mounting solutions. I install most of the racks and fenders at the shop I work at and pretty consistently use hardware that was not included. Front racks are especially difficult due to differences in rake, axle to crown, and brake types. If you get this rack and want to work well, please have your local shop install it. They will have the experience and spare hardware to make sure it's solid. Again 10 out of 10 would recommend this rack

Used it on my gravel commuter for the better part of a year with no real issue. The triangular pizza slice looking attachment can be confusing but it's really not hard to figure out. Won't fit on my my kampus fork which is the only bummer. Just a few mm's wider and it'd be perfect.

This product is not worth the hassle! Screws are cheap! Fabrication mor mounting sucks! Says it would fit my bike, with 2.5 hrs of headache and trips to the store for better and longer bolts, another half an hr redesigning how to make it work I finally tweaked it on! This sucks and spent way too much money for the item in the first place! I repeat——DO NOT BUY!!!!

As with most reviews I have read online THIS RACK DOES NOT COME WITH DIRECTIONS OR MOUNTING BOLTS!!!! For almost $100 you would figure a company like Specialized would follow up on this and FIX IT!!!!!!!!