The Alaskan Bikepacking gurus, Revelate Designs, bring out the big guns with the launch of the new Mega Rack. The Mega Rack offers a comprehensive cargo solution for bikepackers who need to carry a god-awful amount of gear, but cant be bothered with the tiresome chore of choosing between front or rear mounting options.(Photos / Revelate Designs)This unified rack system provides a high-capacity cargo platform that eliminates the typical and often boring decision-making process around rack placement. The Mega Racks design aims to really maximize the riders carrying capacity. But also maintain the bikes handling characteristics. I mean, you guys can see how that would work, right? It Comes with StuffIf you thought the Mega Rack didnt integrate with several other essential companion products to create a complete bikepacking setup, youd be so wrong. Lets go over the compatible add-ons, mk? Theres the airbag safety system, then a component called Skedaddle. And lastly, the integrated tunnel tent system. Thats right.Front andRear attachment pointsThe Mega Rack is obviously designed as part of a modular approach to bike touring gear. It allows riders to customize their setup based on trip requirements and personal preferences.Some Feature HighlightsIncreased Ground ClearanceSuspension CombatibleRoll Bar Capability3D Lofted CargoFlex GeometryDynamic Torsional Steering Damping (DTSD)Rackpacking SystemFor cyclists who regularly undertake multi-day adventures or need to transport a f*ck-ton of camping gear, cooking equipment, spare parts, a shower, and other essentials, the Mega Rack is your next piece of gear. Mega AttachmentStop compromising on gear selection or dealing with the hassle of figuring out all of the multiple mounting points on your bike; there are so many mounting points. Instead, riders can use the Mega Rack and organize the bejesusbelt ouuta their stuff. Turn up your Rack & Roll and get your own Mega Rack at the link below. RevelateDesigns.comThe post Revelate Designs Adds Roll Bar Protection with New Mega Rack appeared first on Bikerumor.