Does it latch to the OEM rear rack without an adapter plate?
2001562
No, there is a specific replacement part that extends further than the OEM handholds. Once that new rear rack is installed then the box attaches directly to the rack and can be locked on or removed freely as needed. My 2011 F800R needed the rack before I could mount box. I have heard newer models have this rack already. But not sure.
2001563
I have a k1600 GTL and it latches diretly to the rack, I also know it's the same for a 1200rt
2001564
Yes it does. I own a 2009 R1200RT and it fits perfectly without any adapter plates. The most difficult thing is to fit the lock to your key, which requires a bit practice and patience so I had my local BMW dealer do it during one of my service checks.
1560435
Hi Saavy, Yes, this will mount directly to your Factory rack and should not have any interference with the rear hatch. Large would be the biggest you could use without interference. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
1603104
It comes with a rear rack. I carried two rubber bungie cords on the rack, and found boxes at the stores I went to.
227914
No mounting plate per se, but does have a hard bottom. The four adjustable straps hold it firmly on the back of my girlfriend's Street Glide.
514811
Yes it does, has an extra door side. You are off by one screw OEM has 3 and this has 2 if I remember correctly.
956724
don't know, I mounted it to my helix rack by drilling holes & using bolts to secure it. I didn't need the removable feature, so the mounting plate was discarded. sorry i couldn't furnish the info requested. If you can tinker a bit, I would think that the mount could be adapted for your use. The box itself is well worth the price & comes in very handy when extra capacity is needed. RG
1806698
Rack slides into 2 inch receiver, which is the 2 inch square in the middle under the rear bumper. If it's not there you need to mount the receiver as well.
352485
One of the bikes I transport with this rack has a "step through" frame--I guess that's what is being referred to when you say "women's bike"--and, after a little repositioning (twisting) of the rubber pieces on the arms, it mounts easily and securely to this rack without an adapter bar. See my photo in my review of this rack.
25008
Yes. It has the buckle on the back. I like to fold my rack up after each use. But, now the rack is distorted and will not fold back up after only 2 months.
1582627
Yes , it does . We bought it 3 years ago and still attached to our car ,no problem with it , no loose hardware or broken bars . We're very pleased with this rack.
1759449
I am curious as well. It will mount, but does the rack clear the rear glass? If it doesn't, then you can't open the rear gate.
654828
There is an adapter designed for the Topeak rack. It is designed to slide and lock into the rack. Sorry
2163392
i put it on a 2014 Odyessy with a rack, but it was too short to set on both front and back cross racks so it would have worked just as well with just the side rails. What do you have to fasten it to?
140776
no, it sticks out of the back slightly, maybe 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch or so, adds very little bulk and is designed to still be compatible with OEM equipment
870677
If what you are asking is if there is a 'mounting' plate, then the answer is YES. The mounting plate attaches to the luggage rack on the back of the bike, and the carrying case is then locked on to and removed from the mounting plate. I've had this case for over a year, and I love it. It is top quality and very versatile.
67181
No this one actuates the factory lock. But check out www.popandlock.net for on that fits vehicle without OEM lock, then return to Amazon for a better deal on the item.
300285
I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any problems. I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any... » Read More I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any problems. « Show Less