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Luggage rack - Printable Version +- The CB1100 Community Forum (https://cb1100forum.net/forum) +-- Forum: Honda CB1100 Discussions (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: Accessories/Modifications (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Thread: Luggage rack (/showthread.php?tid=10813) |
Luggage rack - gcarper_imp - 06-08-2013 Like many I wanted a rack for my CB but didn't really want to fork over $250 or so for one. This is a retro bike---where could I get a retro luggage rack? I'm sure everyone knows of a shop that works on old machines and they should have some old racks. Sure enough, I went to Sandy Run Cycles near Shelby NC, Rick works mainly on old Brit iron but has done Jap bikes as well. In his shed we found 4 old racks, 2 would fit so I took the better looking one. He threw in the sissy bar! So look around guys and gals, there are thousands of these out there in old shops, garages, etc. RE: Luggage rack - furious_blue_imp - 06-08-2013 (06-08-2013, 10:15 AM)gcarper_imp Wrote: Like many I wanted a rack for my CB but didn't really want to fork over $250 or so for one. This is a retro bike---where could I get a retro luggage rack? I'm sure everyone knows of a shop that works on old machines and they should have some old racks. Sure enough, I went to Sandy Run Cycles near Shelby NC, Rick works mainly on old Brit iron but has done Jap bikes as well. In his shed we found 4 old racks, 2 would fit so I took the better looking one. He threw in the sissy bar! So look around guys and gals, there are thousands of these out there in old shops, garages, etc. Nice find ! Did it actually just bolt on, or was any extra welding/machining/drilling required ? RE: Luggage rack - gcarper_imp - 06-08-2013 I had to open up the mount slots about 1/8 inch and that's it. RE: Luggage rack - FUZZY_imp - 06-08-2013 Way to go! RE: Luggage rack - wildezt_imp - 06-08-2013 (06-08-2013, 10:15 AM)gcarper_imp Wrote: Like many I wanted a rack for my CB but didn't really want to fork over $250 or so for one. This is a retro bike---where could I get a retro luggage rack? I'm sure everyone knows of a shop that works on old machines and they should have some old racks. Sure enough, I went to Sandy Run Cycles near Shelby NC, Rick works mainly on old Brit iron but has done Jap bikes as well. In his shed we found 4 old racks, 2 would fit so I took the better looking one. He threw in the sissy bar! So look around guys and gals, there are thousands of these out there in old shops, garages, etc. Nice trim on the gas tank gcarper.. nice touch..! RE: Luggage rack - ljasonb_imp - 08-08-2013 Mind taking a couple pics to show how its mounted? I have a couple old KG slider racks in the shed that might do the trick. Thanks in advance! RE: Luggage rack - Jim21680_imp - 08-08-2013 I'm amazed it fit so well...nice find. And what screen is that? RE: Luggage rack - gcarper_imp - 08-09-2013 (08-08-2013, 12:40 PM)ljasonb_imp Wrote: Mind taking a couple pics to show how its mounted? I have a couple old KG slider racks in the shed that might do the trick. Thanks in advance! I'll get back to you tomorrow [Sat] hadn't checked the forum for awhile. (08-08-2013, 01:31 PM)Jim21680_imp Wrote: I'm amazed it fit so well...nice find. And what screen is that? The screen is National Cycle Street Shield. does a good job. RE: Luggage rack - gcarper_imp - 08-10-2013 pix of my luggage rack mounting. guess I better put some silver paint on that rust. my rack had mounting plates and I drilled couple of small holes in the passenger grab rail and bolted it down. tried not to but it bounced too much. notice I had to open up the slots some to fit. |