801 side-pannier-rack

[Tom]

You have to be a member of that Facebook group in order to see anything posted. Do you have a pic of the carrier itself without the pannier?

Edit: here a screenshot of the post.

 

[toast449]

Oof. That is a ton of torque on those two bolts into the frame. If I weld up something like that I would make the frame extend under the tail to use all four bolts.

 

[blue_monkey]

I agree! Would be better making a bracket that attached to all 4 bolts. I would like something that could push soft luggage safely away from the exhaust, a small pannier frame...

Oof. That is a ton of torque on those two bolts into the frame. If I weld up something like that I would make the frame extend under the tail to use all four bolts.

 

[Tom]

With the Husqvarna side bag carrier it's the same; and it seems to work fine.
But agree, a bracket that is also attached on the right hand side should be more stable.

 

[Braxchat]

Hey @Tom I know this is old but you wouldn’t happen to have the pdf file include more info based on dimensions and spacing of said bag plate bracket. I’ll have to take it to someone to get it done

 

[Tom]

Hey @Tom I know this is old but you wouldn’t happen to have the pdf file include more info based on dimensions and spacing of said bag plate bracket. I’ll have to take it to someone to get it done

The drawing is the only PDF I have, but here another pic with some more details.
The easiest approach is to print the PDF at 100% scale and then stick it onto the sheet metal you are working with.
If you use a 4mm or 5mm steel plate, the bracket will be very sturdy; 5mm Aluminum will also be fine.
The spacers are included with the 401 pannier rack; they simply need to be shortened to a length of approximately 8mm.