Luggage

CycleRacks are made out of Schedule 40 11/16 black steel pipe, bent in a press, and welded together in a jig. All of their racks have the same platform, 18" wide by 12" deep. Includes lower mount hardware.

All of their products are 100% made in the USA. If the rack is ever broken for any reason, CycleRacks will replace it for free, you just pay the shipping.

CNC machined from 5mm aluminum 5083 plate with lots of slots to attach your Rok Straps (or other straps). This gives a considerably wider deck than the standard B&B Rack. Attaches directly to the B&B rack with four screws that are included. Available in either polished aluminum or a black polymer coating.

These plates are pre-drilled and countersunk from the bottom making installation of a RotoPax mount quick and easy.

Some older carry racks will not have predrilled holes in them to mount luggage plate in which it will require you to drill yourself (select pre2018 version)

  This is for the add -on Top Plate only.

Their rear racks are great for adding the extra storage needed for your next adventure. They are the perfect size for a backpack or small duffel bag. Their steel racks are built to handle any riding style you throw at them, now Rotopax ready! This is the ENDURO Series KLX250S/SF rear rack which measures 10 inches wide and 12 inches long.

Easy to Install

• Works great for mounting Pelican and Seahorse cases, or any other hard case. Givi compatible.
• Holes are in place to accept Rotopax mount with no drilling required.
• Stainless steel mounting hardware and instructions included.
• Fabricated with mild steel, MIG welded, and finished with a semi gloss black industrial grade powder coat.
• Weighs 3 lbs, 10 inches wide, 12 inches long.
• Works with stock tool bag. This requires an extra hardware kit available for free by request only.
• Rear rack only, no Rotopax mount or side racks included.

This kit fits all Nomadic tubular type racks. (All flat stock racks are already RotoPax compatible)

The second image shows the kit, which includes all the hardware and instructions required. The lower image is just an example of what the eXpander looks like mounted to one of their racks.