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louisxlv 4 May 2013 10:46

Honda NX4 Falcon rack needed, where from?
 
Anyone know where I can get a rear rack for a 2007 Honda NX4 Falcon from, I'm in UK? Is there a standard Honda or aftermarket one available anywhere before I go down the route of homemade or bespoke? Cheers Lou

bkm_br 10 May 2013 15:54

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Originally Posted by louisxlv (Post 420981)
Anyone know where I can get a rear rack for a 2007 Honda NX4 Falcon from, I'm in UK? Is there a standard Honda or aftermarket one available anywhere before I go down the route of homemade or bespoke? Cheers Lou

I don't know if they ship this overseas, but you can try to contact them. The price is in Brazilian Reais, about 2:1 compared the the US Dollar (1 dollar = 2 reais)

Bagageiro de Chapa Reforçada - NX4 Falcon - Roncar Escapamentos

Suporte de Bauleto Lateral RONCAR - NX4 Falcon - Roncar Escapamentos

louisxlv 11 May 2013 08:24

thanks, will check it out, lou

Andy5520 15 Jun 2013 08:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by louisxlv (Post 420981)
Anyone know where I can get a rear rack for a 2007 Honda NX4 Falcon from, I'm in UK? Is there a standard Honda or aftermarket one available anywhere before I go down the route of homemade or bespoke? Cheers Lou

Hi Lou.

I've just got a 2011 NX4 (in UK). Did you get a rack? I can't find one so I'm probably going to take the panniers off my Serow & get a steel fabricator to make new brackets. Would like a rack tho'...
Thanks
Andy

xfiltrate 16 Jun 2013 04:52

Racks for NX400 Honda Falcon
 
If you are in or coming to Buenos Aires, racks can be fabricated here
inexpensively and very professionally.

Elisa (rosa del desierto) and I (xfiltrate ) had racks custom built for our
2 NX400s .... Many years back, we used saddlebags designed for horses with add on leather backs and then found excellent soft luggage designed for motorcycles. Metal/aluminum panniers can also be fabricated here.

Cost is less than half of standard panniers and racks sold by major suppliers...

Eat, Drink and Be Careful and don't forget your bash plate
xfiltrate

xfiltrate 16 Jun 2013 05:28

Here's photos NX400 Honda Falcon racks
 
4 Attachment(s)
Note small metal pannier for tools located on left of my 2001 NX400
and two tubes on right that carry pump for tires and other gear...
this red Falcon was one of the very first NX400s fabricated in Brazil .

Soft luggage rides over the metal pannier - very handy for quick access
opens aft....

rosa del desierto has racks for soft luggage without metal pannier.

eat, Drink and Be Careful
xfiltrate

louisxlv 19 Jun 2013 21:18

rack again
 
thanks for the reply and pics, I haven't got around to getting one yet but I would still like to get something basic to bungy luggage on to. I wonder if you know in Argentina if it is possible to buy there and send to UK,but I can get made here,might be easier,for about £80-100 all by a local (good) fabricator
cheers lou

milesmcgoo 3 Dec 2013 15:52

Panier Racks in Santiago, Chile
 
Does anyone have an idea on racks for the NX4 Falcon in Santiago, Chile? I haven't decided to go with hard or soft bags yet, are there any suggestions either way? I figure with hard cases, most likely plastic, if I drop the bike they will shatter or break in a way that I won't be able to repair and will have to buy them again. The plastic cases I've seen down here are ~CLP$90,000 (USD$180) so not really something I want to be replacing a lot. But I worry about needing to lock the bags to my bike while I'm on the road with the soft saddlebags.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

ridetheworld 23 Jun 2014 05:06

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Originally Posted by milesmcgoo (Post 445685)
Does anyone have an idea on racks for the NX4 Falcon in Santiago, Chile? I haven't decided to go with hard or soft bags yet, are there any suggestions either way? I figure with hard cases, most likely plastic, if I drop the bike they will shatter or break in a way that I won't be able to repair and will have to buy them again. The plastic cases I've seen down here are ~CLP$90,000 (USD$180) so not really something I want to be replacing a lot. But I worry about needing to lock the bags to my bike while I'm on the road with the soft saddlebags.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Miles, did you ever find a solution? I'm in Chile with a Tornado XR and in a similar situation ie can't find a rack. Any advice would be great.

milesmcgoo 1 Jul 2014 12:33

I ended up going with hard case. I found a shop (MaxMoto) down on calle Lira (can give more details if interested) that would install the framework for the cases. They actually suggested to me to go buy a pair of hard, plastic, water resistant tool boxes at Easy (hardware store) that ended up costing ~$50 a piece. The frame work cost about $80. Pretty sure they install on tornados too.

The guys there do all of the fabrication, so I went in a week ahead of time told them what I wanted then came back and watched/helped them install it.

As far as soft bags, you can definitely find them but they are hard to track down. I would suggest starting on Calle Lira and checking out shops there. I'm going to be in Santiago next THursday and Friday during the day if you have any questions or anything shoot me an email. milesmcgonigle@gmail.com I've spent plenty of time down on Lira and am able to track down just about anything you're looking for down there.

Good luck in your search!

Cheers,

MLM


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