Limit on Trunk Rack

[Storminyte]

Looking for some advice....I just got the trunk rack and I noticed on the rack there is a sticker that says 10 lb limit....I am assuming that limit is actually meant for what the trunk can hold but is that 10 lb limit realistic?? I want to be able to put a bag on there for a trip but also don't want to damage the trunk. Can anyone help with limitations?? Thanks in advance...

 

Dee

[Roadhand]

10 lb limit realistic? Most likely not.

I have a bag I place on my 07 whenever I travel and it weighs around 15lbs.

I just place most everything I will need for the day and I do not open the trunk with the bag on the rack.

I would not put much more than this on the rack.

It may hold more but why damage the trunk lid

[Little Bob]

I have Iron Rider bag that i put on my 07. It weighs in at about 14 lbs. No problems Like said before do not open the trunk with the bag on it.

 

:guitarist 2:

[GigaWhiskey]

No humans on the rack.

[flb_78]

I once carried a bag that weighed in around 80lbs on the rack from Texas to Illinois. No problems.

[LWesson]

I once carried a bag that weighed in around 80lbs on the rack from Texas to Illinois. No problems.

 

Did you ride a wheelie all the way there????

 

 

Cheers,

 

Leonard

[Iowawegian]

I once carried a bag that weighed in around 80lbs on the rack from Texas to Illinois. No problems.

 

 

UFFDA!!!

[Condor]

Only thing I put on the rack are jackets and lighter stuff. I ride one up everywhere so a duffle with clothing fits great in the passenger seat. MOF it makes for a great back rest. Trunk and saddles are filled with everyday do-dads. Spare tire..extra motor..coolant..tools...granola bars... water.

[LWesson]

UFFDA!!!

 

UFFDA????

 

Cheers,

 

Leonard

[Iowawegian]

UFFDA......

Norwegian slang for :

Holy Cow!

Wow!

You gotta be kidding!

Holy Buckets!

Oh My!

Pronunciation: ooofda, but you gotta say it with some gusto!