Fit for Any Bike: Old Man Mountain ‘Divide’ Rack Adds Cargo to All Rides

Whether you ride byways on your commuter or rip trails on your gravel grinder, Old Man Mountain promises its Divide Rack will fit whatever bike your adventures require.

With Old Man Mountain’s Divide and Divide Fat, you can pack your gear in no matter what you’re riding. The brand has developed a reputation for rugged builds in its 25 years of experience, and now it expands its fitment to include, well, everything.

Launching today, the Divide and Divide Fat are built to fit any bike — featherweight road racer to full-suspension MTB.

The broadly adjustable racks use standard eyelet mounting, which provides a 55-pound capacity. Optional thru-axle or QR skewer mounting increases stability, decreases frame stress, and adds 15 pounds of capacity. And adjustable dropouts and mounting pucks allow for varied wheel sizes.

The deck has mounting slots and lash points to assist in loading, and the low pannier rails improve access to your bags while the deck is loaded. The design is such that a few bolt twists allow riders to swap the racks from the front to the rear, or between different-sized bikes.

Like all Old Man Mountain racks, the Divide and Divide Fat are made from powder-coated 6061 aluminum and are backed by the company’s lifetime warranty.

“Cyclists have loved our durable Classic rack for years,” Old Man Mountain CEO Katy Bryce said. “The Divide and Divide Fat are an evolution of that popular rack that not only fits perfectly on any bike but also makes it easier for cyclists to take stuff off and put it on their bike. Basically, we’ve designed this rack to be the only bike rack you’ll ever need, for the rest of your life.”

Old Man Mountain Divide Rack Specs

You can learn more and preorder the Divide and Divide Fat on Old Man Mountain’s website starting today. MSRP starts at $148 for the slightly slimmer Divide. What’s more, for a premium price, both models are available as a made in the USA option.

Looking for more info? Check out Old Man Mountain’s video walkthrough below. And read a full review of the Divide rack on Bikerumor.