This is what I have left, buy yourself some spares!

Concours seat with hardware.Price lowered $210

Helibars risers $60TYD or offer

belly pan BO

rear tailight BO

turn sigs (missing plugs) make offer

Kuryakyn ISO Wing floor boards with Kawi adapters $100

BMC air filter great conditon make offer

fender eliminator make offer

top case mount make offer

* Last updated by: Edgecrusher on 2/29/2012 @ 5:45 AM *

What sort of topcase mount is that? If it is SW Motech, I'll take it.

It is EDGECRUSHER. I made it from scratch. You can change the aluminum piece to any size you want for you application. You could stand on this thing and it won't bend. Requires some trimming of that small tail plastic underneath it which is easy with a dremel.

The SW-motech costs 170 +ship plus you'll prolly buy the $35 plastic tailpiece.
I'll sell mine for $60 TYD

It's for someone who isn't afraid to do some custom work on their own and save a ton of money like I did. However I prolly have at least a week into fitting every part of it to my bike. You can just bolt it on.

Could you possibly take a couple more pics from different angles? I have a Givi E-36 I'm gonna use for a topcase and I want to see if I can make it work.

I have a spare center tailpiece that's already been cut to accommodate the backrest that came with the bike.

* Last updated by: Danno on 1/28/2012 @ 3:21 PM *

yeah I already did, but realize I will take that broken bit left from my old case mounting base off as well as the shredded wires sticking out of it and clean it up nicely. It's coated steel by the way.
I got nothing better to do so maybe I'll run out to the garage and take some better pics as well with-out the extra junk on there.

I had a huge two helmet sized top case mounted to it all the time.
I wish I had my bike to show you closer pics but then I wouldn't be selling huh?

Some more

it mounts in four places at the frame.

Did I mention this is American made!

* Last updated by: Edgecrusher on 1/28/2012 @ 5:42 PM *

Looks stout enough to do the job. But I think I'll go with the Motech set-up. I like the quick-detach feature and the Alu-Rack's looks enough to spend the extra cash.

I wasn't aware they offered a quick detach unit for the top cases.

Edgecrusher wrote:

I wasn't aware they offered a quick detach unit for the top cases.

With the SW-Motech rack, you buy the Givi plastic adapter plate, which attaches with three quikbolts using a standard screwdriver. Twist, on, Twist, on, Twist, on. Off is the reverse.

Then the top case goes on with a click, and you use your key to take it off.

This is how I did mine. I love it. Plus, with the Givi adapter plate, you can use the lights in your topcase because you can put the quick disconnect adapter into a hole already in the Givi adapter plate. So when you click your topcase on, it automatically is connected to your brake light.

Zoom Zoom.

* Last updated by: privateer on 1/29/2012 @ 4:56 AM *

Nice rack setup, Edge.

If I didn't buy a C14 recently, I'd buy your rack for my ZX14.

GLWS.

:)

I wasn't aware they offered a quick detach unit for the top cases.

The Alu-Rack accepts a qd adapter plate for Monokey cases.

Oops, sorry, redundant info. Didn't read privateer's post first.

* Last updated by: Danno on 1/29/2012 @ 10:13 AM *

Edgecrusher wrote:

I wasn't aware they offered a quick detach unit for the top cases.

With the SW-Motech rack, you buy the Givi plastic adapter plate, which attaches with three quikbolts using a standard screwdriver. Twist, on, Twist, on, Twist, on. Off is the reverse.

Then the top case goes on with a click, and you use your key to take it off.

This is how I did mine. I love it. Plus, with the Givi adapter plate, you can use the lights in your topcase because you can put the quick disconnect adapter into a hole already in the Givi adapter plate. So when you click your topcase on, it automatically is connected to your brake light.

Zoom Zoom.

That's the same system I used with this. The actual rack that's attached to the bike never comes off, but the case system comes with a docking plate hence why the aluminum plate was on there and I said you could change it with whatever shape plate you wanted. If you look at the pics of my bike with just the docking base you'll notice that the aluminum plate and the rack itself is barely visible. The coocase system I had might look different than your Givi system, Privy, but it had all the bells and whistles yours had except it was bigger and looked better. :P

@JJPXX
thanks. I really don't care if I sell it I just had so much time into it that it'd be kind of a shame to toss it into the scrap bin if someone can use it.

Lowered the price on the kushy seat (don't forget the bar risers!)

$240 Shipped

Bump for great touring seat!

brand new heli bar risers are all over the web for $69 or less ... used for $70???????

Lower the price on those risers

So do you want to make an offer?
When I priced all this stuff out I went for 80% of new for the aftermarket because they had barely seen a full season. Albeit used, bar risers do not 'wear' even thought that wasn't on my mind when I put that price on them. I'm pretty sure I checked twistedthrottle.com for the current price which is where I bought them from. I might of made a mistake but it seems like they were priced $20-25 more than what I decided on.
risers

update:
well after investigation, twistedthrottle is ripping people off,lol. Back when I bought mine it seemed that there weren't many people offering them and the $50-60 ones were the cheap ebay knock-offs. I paid $90+ship. Oh well.

But then again, people who have done business with me know I gave them good deals. Unfortunately, you aren't one of those people.
thanks for the heads up though,