Do i really have to build my own rack?

[Clare]

:?

I can't believe that no one in the whole of the UK can supply a rack for a GS1100 (1983) that i can fix a hard top box onto - that i don't have to practically create from scratch....

please - can anyone prove me wrong?

Clare

[Dark Jedi]

No.

The arms and mounts of the older Goldwing rack and box combos are wide enough. I had to manufacture brackets to get it mounted on my 650G, but it looked like it would be a small mod to fit an 1100E.

Check one out. Box and rack cost $40 from a bike junkyard. (It was petol-bismol pink.. no one wanted it. I just sanded it down and repainted it)

[crag antler]

:arrow: :arrow: :arrow: http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...ic.php?t=45607

[hungryman]

Is this what you're looking for?

http://www.breastformula.com/

[crag antler]

Is this what you're looking for?

http://www.breastformula.com/

8O 8O 8O 8O 8O :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

[argonsagas]

These are often available on E-bay, but overseas shipping costs may be higher than desired.

Note that there is a considerable height difference between the mount and seat height on Suzukis, so other racks may look good, including universal ones, but they are often too low.

[rkubik]

racks in the UK

The local bike breaker has piles of racks from various bikes, so I'd assume yours will as well. I was just looking at hte new issue of the UK magazine Classic Motorcycle Mechanics (http://www.classicmechanics.com/) and they had ads from many UK breakers, maybe give some in there a ring?

[crag antler]

issue of the UK magazine Classic Motorcycle Mechanics (http://www.classicmechanics.com/)

I love that magazine. I wish we had classic bike mags here in the states