Leap U-Tubes – Pair
$125.00
Leap U-Tubes support your passengers’ feet and offer cargo support.
- More about this product
Crafted of aircraft-grade aluminum, U-Tubes support your passengers’ feet and offer cargo support. They have great weather resistance, letting them shrug off the effects of sun, rain, and muddy boots. They work great for supporting cargo like bags of groceries, bricks, buckets of paint, you name it. They also make bike towing a breeze. U-Tubes can be adjusted to a wide and narrow setting. They are sold in pairs and attach with a bolt that goes through a boss on the Leap.
- Specs, manuals, compatibility
Weight 3.05 lbs Dimensions 31 × 12 × 3 in Compatibility Leap U-tubes WILL work on the Leap.
Leap U-tubes will NOT work on:
the Cargo Node, EdgeRunners, Electric EdgeRunners, FreeRadicals, Surly Big or Big Fat Dummy, Radish, Cargo Joe, Yuba cargo bikes, Kona cargo bikes, or the Trek Transport.
If you have an Electric EdgeRunner (8e, 9e or 10e), EdgeRunner with silver CarryAll bags (24d, 27d, 30d or 11i) or Cargo Node, you’ll need the LT2 U-Tubes.
If you have a pre-2016 EdgeRunner, FreeRadical, Radish or Cargo Joe, you will need the LT2 U-tubes with the LT2 U-tube RetroFit Kit.
- Reviews, questions, and discussion
Leap U-Tubes - Pair Reviews
What others are saying
- Shipping rates
If your cart total is ... ... your shipping fee will be * Up to 99.99 11.99 (Standard ground shipping) 100.00 to 249.99 19.99 (Standard ground shipping) 250.00 to 499.99 29.99 (Standard ground shipping) 500.00 and up Free shipping! * NOTE: Above flat rates are for the continental United States only. For Alaska, Hawaii and international destinations, your shipping fee will be calculated at checkout, based on the size and weight of your products.
Question
henley –
what is the weight limit for these tubes? thanks!
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Ashley –
Hey there, Henley! Great question. There is no set weight limit on the U-tubes. When properly installed, they are like an extension of the frame and very strong and solid. I have ridden on the rear and stood on the U-tubes and have also loaded up tons of lumber on the U-tubes with no issues. I think the biggest factor to consider is rider comfort in being able to balance the weight that is being carried down low on the U-tubes and keeping the bike balanced (i.e. don’t carry a load of bricks on one side and nothing on the other since it will make the bike very unbalanced). I’m sorry I don’t have a more solid answer for you but I hope this was helpful!
(0) (0)
Althea M –
So I do understand that The Big Dummy is on the no list, however is it on the no list without the retrofit. The description doesn’t seem to be clear to me.
(0) (0)
Ashley –
Apologies for the confusion, Althea. We do not recommend our LT2 U-tubes for the Surly Big Dummy. I would recommend reaching out to Surly to see what foot rests they suggest.
(0) (0)