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RE: Muffler Slip On's - Randy B - 11-09-2015 (11-09-2015, 04:47 AM)fredkb_imp Wrote: They are the mounting brackets for my ventura luggage rack. It is designed to be easily removed with 2 thumb screws. You can put a grab hwndle, or a luggage rack in there. I hqve had the ventura rack for over a year now and ithe rack has split at the bend. It is either metal fatigue from bouncing up and down or it could be where a co-worker bumped it with the fork lift and knocked my bike over. This = death. RE: Muffler Slip On's - Magnus_imp - 11-11-2015 (11-09-2015, 04:47 AM)fredkb_imp Wrote: They are the mounting brackets for my ventura luggage rack. It is designed to be easily removed with 2 thumb screws. You can put a grab hwndle, or a luggage rack in there. I hqve had the ventura rack for over a year now and ithe rack has split at the bend. It is either metal fatigue from bouncing up and down or it could be where a co-worker bumped it with the fork lift and knocked my bike over. Love the versatility of this rack but yes, looks like it would be failure prone if you put much weight on it. A full top case would tweak it for sure. RE: Muffler Slip On's - ludva12345_imp - 07-01-2016 GPR Exhaust (Italy) ![]() ![]() |