Multi-Purpose Rear Rack for Cargo and Passengers
The Benno RemiDemi Jump Seat Rear Rack transforms your RemiDemi e-bike into a versatile cargo and passenger hauler. With a large 17.7 x 7.3 inch platform and an 85 lb capacity, this rear rack attachment provides expanded carrying capability for everyday errands, family outings, and adventure rides. The rack features mounting points for panniers designed to fit racks with 19mm tubing, making it compatible with a wide range of bags and accessories including Racktime Snapit systems, Ortlieb panniers, and Benno's own City Pannier Bags.
Beyond cargo hauling, the Jump Seat Rear Rack serves as the foundation for passenger-carrying capability when paired with the RemiDemi Passenger Kit. The integrated grab handle provides a secure hold for passengers, and the rack accepts a single Yepp EasyFit child seat without an adapter, as well as other side-clamping baby seats. The rack's sturdy construction and thoughtful design make it easy to switch between cargo-hauling mode and passenger mode, giving RemiDemi owners the flexibility to adapt their bike to daily needs.
Versatile Carrying Platform
- Large platform measures 17.7 x 7.3 inches (45 x 18.5 cm) for expanded cargo space.
- 85 lb weight capacity handles substantial loads of gear or groceries.
- Mounting points for panniers designed to fit racks with 19mm tubing.
- Compatible with Benno City Pannier Bags when used with RemiDemi Pannier Plates.
- Accepts most Racktime and Snapit accessories including baskets, crates, and bags.
- Works with Ortlieb pannier bags using 20mm adapter and RemiDemi Pannier Plates.
- Integrated grab handle provides secure hold for passengers.
- Compatible with single Yepp EasyFit child seat without adapter.
- Accepts other side-clamping baby seats (confirm compatibility with manufacturer).
- Designed to work with RemiDemi Passenger Kit (Wheel Guards, Seat Pad, and Foot Pegs).
- Sturdy construction built to handle daily hauling and passenger carrying.
- Designed specifically for Benno RemiDemi e-bikes.
