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https://www.tubus.com/en/products
https://www.racktime.com/en/LIGHTIT/02210
Ritchey Outback
Height from brazon to top of fender: 156mm
Rear spacing: 148mm
Between the brazons: ~6.7- 6.9"
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Tubus Vega - Classic 26-28"
Weight: 540g
Fender width max: 65 [Fits Ritchey]
Tire width max: 60 [Fits Ritchey]
Between brazons: 150 – 180 mm (5.9 – 7.1 in.)
Height: 370mm tall [Fits Ritchey: 156mm (+14mm)]
Width of top: 86mm (3”) at front; 100mm (3.5”) at rear
Weight capacity: 55lbs
Color: Black
Price:
$140: https://www.performancebike.com/tubus-vega-classic-rear-rack-black-44000/p725509
$144: https://www.modernbike.com/tubus-vega-26-700c-rear-rack-black
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Tubus Vega - Classic 29"
Weight: 540g
Fender width max: 65 [Fits Ritchey]
Tire width max: 60 [Fits Ritchey]
Between brazons: 150 – 180 mm (5.9 – 7.1 in.)
Height: 390mm tall [Fits Ritchey: 156mm (+34mm)]
Width of top: 86mm (3”) at front; 100mm (3.5”) at rear
Weight capacity: 55lbs
Color: Black
Price: $140
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Tubus Disco 26
Weight - 28": 720g
Fender width max: 55
Tire width max: 60
161 – 175 mm (6.3 – 6.9 in)
Height: 375mm [Fits Ritchey: 156mm (+19mm)]
Width: 80mm (3.1”)
Colors: Silver and black
Silver: Modern Bike $136 (free shipping)
https://www.tubus.com/en/products/rear-carriers/tubus-product/disco
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Tubus Airy (one size fits 26-29”)
Weight: 360g
Fender width max: 55
Tire width max: 47
150 – 180 mm (5.9 – 7.1 in.)
355mm tall (would need to use the feet)
2.6” wide at top
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Tubus foot extension set: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXYpL0yUEvo&ab_channel=HomeAlonePerfect.
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Topeak Explorer Disc
https://www.topeak.com/us/en/product/1531-EXPLORER-(DISC)-(W-O-SPRING)
Weight: 620g
Fits 26", 27.5" (650B) & 700C Wheels w/ Discc Brakes A tough tubular aluminum rear rack designed specifically for bikes equipped with disc brakes. Perfect for classic loaded touring, commuting or just running errands. QuickTrack® compatible for use with any MTX TrunkBag and rear basket.
REI: $47
Tubus evo and classic racks differ in their lower mounting feet and overall design philosophy: evo racks have specially shaped 3D feet that eliminate the need for spacers, making for a cleaner installation, while classic racks use a simpler design that is more compatible with standard or unusual dropout spacings and accessory extenders. The evo's design provides better heel clearance and a lower center of gravity, whereas the classic version offers more mounting options and may be a better fit for some older or custom frame designs.
3D Feet:
The primary distinguishing feature is the specially shaped, 3D "feet" at the bottom of the rack, which integrate directly into the bike's frame without needing spacers.
Compatibility:
May require more flat space around the frame's mounting hole.
Choose Evo if:
You prefer a cleaner installation, don't want to worry about lost spacers, have a standard frame, and want better heel clearance.
Choose Classic if:
You have a bike with non-standard dropout spacing, need extra mounting points for accessories like fenders, or want the option to use accessory extenders.