The rack I purchased had bits of aluminum scrap rolling around inside which I had to drill and remove with pliers. Then the rack was so warped I had to drill out the threads to get it to attach to my Diverge's fork. I worked carefully for days and made multi trips and calls to the shop to get this rack on correctly without damaging my fork eyelets or the frame. Fast forward. Sort of literally bending the rack to line up the screw ports better it is impossible to mount the rack without it being Crooked. Staring at it from the cockpit I can clearly see the rack is tilted 10-15 degree to one side, insanely annoying to have to look at. I take the rack off and the threads on the sides of my fork are so messed up I can no longer screw in the stock screw covers. Thank you specialized for selling me a horribly bad quality piece of junk (90$?!? For this?) which has now damaged my most prized possession.

I bought this rack for my Roll 2.0. I had to find new hardware to make it work because it wouldn't work with the hardware it came with. Very disappointed.

Great rack, looks great on the Roll frame! Just one small caveat. For my bike I had to drill out larger (5/32) holes

This is a nice sturdy rack and while it fits my Specialized Sirrus frame, the supplied bolts were not the right length so I had to purchase bolts at the hardware store. I thought this would be a good rack to hold front panniers with a shelf on top for other items. I have since discovered that due the mounting configuration where the top part of the pannier attaches below the shelf, the rack does not work with any of the panniers I have tried. I think it is a good rack and was worth the price (it was on sale) but am finding it was not what I expected.

Sturdy rack on a KHS "Urban Xtreme" and great at under $70. My bike's fork is not recessed for the fork crown insert and box did not include a longer (2") bolt or nut for forks that won't take the insert. So I had to get some new hardware (<$5). Then I broke one of the bolts that attaches the bracket to the rack on install. That was fine though because it encouraged me to do a hack. I drilled out the remaining hole to 1/4" (power drill works fine, just need to step up the bit size incrementally a couple times) and replaced the original bolt with a closed eye-bolt, nut, a couple washers, and a Nylock nut. The eye-loop is on the underside of the rack so the top remains more or less flat. I also put an Eye-bolt through the light mount on the front of the rack (also drilled that to 1/4"). This gives the rack two fixed, closed loop anchor points for rope, bungees, whatever you don't want to potentially slide around on the bars.

Looks to be well made and easily assembled, the only issue is it won['t fit a Specialized suspension bike and Specialized don't see a rigid fork to use the Charlie Chihuahua rack.

Worked great on my specialized roll! Highly recommend!

Prompt delivery, excellent rack, easy installation, and just plain awesome.

Nice sturdy rack that accommodates several ways of carrying cargo. Attached easily to my Kona Unit via mid-fork bosses and fork crown. Really good deal on sale relative to other racks on the market!

Not for my bike. I guess I did not read the product description well enough. This rack really only works on specific bikes. I have two bikes and this does not work on either of them. They have different fork setups, both aluminum. I am sure I could manipulate the rack or buy extra hardware to make it fit one of them. I don’t know that I saw this anywhere, but for those that don’t know this is a front rack.