Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
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Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
I want to get one of those cargo storage boxes that goes on the rear rack of my 650. I like the size of the front OEM cargo box that Kawasaki offers on buykawasaki.com, but the rear one they sell is too big for my needs. Seems like the front one is the perfect size, but I'm not sure it will fit/look good mounted to my rear rack. Has anyone tried mounting the front cargo box on their rear rack?
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#4
Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
I've considered doing the same thing with mine, however the bolt holes don't line up correctly. If you want to mount your front box to the rear, you're going to have to figure out some other sort of attachment system. A couple of strategicly-placed U-bolts should do the trick.
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Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
I have the large Kawasaki cargo box, and I don't even think about it being on there. I let my nephew ride it yesterday w/me on back just puttin around. It was kind of nice to lean back on the box, after riding around the backyard for an hour at 3-5 mph. It is very sturdy, I hit low limbs all the time. And is almost waterproof. I say almost because it will leak if pressure is applied, or if submerged. Plus, you can haul just about anything you can think of for the ride!
BTW, it comes off with 4 wing nuts. It takes less than 5 minutes.
BTW, it comes off with 4 wing nuts. It takes less than 5 minutes.
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Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
I have the Kawasaki box for the front of a P400, very similar to 650 box. It didnt have any mounting holes drilled in it, so if its anything like the 650 you would have to drill them anyway. It looks like it would work although the contours wouldnt be the same. I love the box on mine, very watertight, only drawback is there is no handle or grip spot to open the lid, makes it hard sometimes.
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#8
Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
I have both the front and rear boxes from Kawasaki for the P650. Really like both. The rear may seem a little big until you start storing stuff. It can hold quite a lot. Does not get in the way of the seat, plus it makes a good back rest when resting on the trail.
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Kawasaki cargo storage boxes
That is what I did and I love it . It doesn't get cought on trees on tight trails and I think it looks better than the big box. Yes I have to remove the two nuts that come downthrough the fenders that hold the rear rack and then just tilt it back you don't even have to loosen the two rear bolts and since I have the box on I don't have to get the seat off that often. I just drilled holes down through the box and used the u bolts that came with it. This can be done much eaiser if you take the box off first.
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