Buy Show Chrome Solo Rack 62-114Show Chrome Solo Rack 62-114 Product Description:
- Die-cast aluminum alloy construction
- Replaces rear pillow seat
- Simple no-drill installation
- Includes all necessary hardware
- Rack size: 11-3/4in.L x 6-1/2in.W
Product Description
Replace rear pillow seat; mount to existing pointsClean up rear fender with a custom touch of convenienceThis item fits the following models: 1999-2003 Yamaha XV1600A Road Star2000-2003 Yamaha XV1600AS Road Star Midnight1999-2003 Yamaha XV1600AT Road Star Silverado2004-2009 Yamaha XV1700A Road Star2004-2007 Yamaha XV1700AM Road Star Midnight2008-2010 Yamaha XV1700AS Road Star S2004-2010 Yamaha XV1700AT Road Star Silverado2004-2007 Yamaha XV1700ATM Road Star Midnight Silverado2008-2010 Yamaha XV1700ATS Road Star Silverado S
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Jeff A. Shelby
The Show Chrome Tubular Solo Rack for the Yamaha Road Star is one of the few solo fender-mounted racks still available for this motorcycle (2009 Road Star Std). The Yamaha factory accessory is very hard to find new, costs $$$ more, and has fitment problems with 2009-later models. The Show Chrome rack is easy to assemble (follow the directions about fitting the rack before tightening the platform screws!) and easy to mount with one exception: the rear M10 (5mm socket) button screw has very poor clearance for an Allen wrench under the rear rack rail (even using a ball-tip wrench). The shim-tuned platforms really help make this a custom-fit item and it shows in the solid, stable mount once it's attached. No other two-screw fender-mount rack is as stable as this one.The chroming is clean and deep, the welds are tight and smooth, and the slotted mounting holes front & rear allow for minor variations from one model year to another. An excellent design, well executed and at a decent price. Highly recommended!
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By V. Martin
I installed this rack on my 2003 Yamaha Roadstar 1600...holes lined up, but it uses philips-head screws...the screw on the rear portion is very hard to get to and get really tight. I eyeballed it, rode on a trip and it popped off of the bike, both screws while waiting at a light. Went to an auto parts store, bought a 10mm and a 6mm hex-head coarse-thread bolts, installed in the parking lot with wrenches and haven't had a problem since. Finish is beautiful and the rack itself is very sturdy. Chrome is flawless and even after falling on the concrete, no scratches are visible. Would be 5 stars but the stock bolt choice coming off while in traffic lowered my cool points considerably. Overall, a solid product.
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