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T7 OEM Side Pannier Racks


JayIsaacJ

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All,

I recently came into a set of really well made but no-name hard panniers for my T7.

Unfortunately it came with a KTM Specific rack and no opportunity for any other bike.

 

The Yamaha Racks appear to be a really good candidate for a match, (Minus the Givi additions) (Just the tubular loops)

 

I'm hoping a kind hearted  inmate here can give me a few dimensions of the steel loops so I can evaluate before paying the $500 for a set.

If it works or can be modified, also in the market for a set.

 

See my sketch attached. 

 

Thanks to all for the endless pearls of wisdom.

 

Jay.

 

T7 Rack.jpg

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Sorry, Last one is 'C' Which is the offset in the shaped tube to match the cutout in the pannier.

 

Thanks

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I took a tape measure and this is what I found.

 

A= 9-1/8"

B= 13-3/4"

C= 2-5/16"

D= 3/4"

E= Yes, bolted with two bolts passing thru the tube.

 

I am sure they were built to "metric" specifications, so my number are just approximations.

 

Best of luck to you,

 

Bob

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