Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin – Pannier Racks
$324.99 – $427.99
The Adventure Moto/Outback Motortek X-Frames for the Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin are the most universal and functional side pannier frames yet, allowing simple, secure mounting of Rotopax, hard panniers and soft luggage.
We also offer standard pannier racks. The difference between our standard pannier racks and the X-Frames is that the standard frames don’t feature RotoPax mounts and tabs welded on all four corners.
Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin: Compatibility check
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Description
List of compatible hard and soft panniers are below:
Standard Pannier Racks
Designed and manufactured by Outback Motortek. Hoop’s external dimension are 350mm (W) x 250 (H) made of 18mm diameter tubing.
Compatible with:
- Mosko Moto Backcountry 35 >> Shop
- Mosko Moto Scout 25L Pannier kit (V2.0) >> Shop
- Kriega OS 22 and OS 32 with OS-PLATFORM
- Giant Loop MotoTrekk and RTW
- Wolfman
- Enduristan Monsoon 3 and EVO
- LoneRider MotoBags
X-Frame
Designed by Adventure Moto Australia and manufactured by Outback Motortek.
The new X-Frames are the most universal and functional side pannier frames yet, allowing simple, secure mounting of Rotopax, hard panniers and soft luggage.
Matte black powder coated mild steel frames with an alloy X-bracket with multiple Rotopax mounting positions for custom weight distribution, as well as multiple tie-down points. You can even remove the X-Bracket from your frames when running Hard Luggage to reduce the frame weight.
Compatible with:
- Kriega OS-32 without OS Platform
- Giant Loop MotoTrekk and RTW
- Wolfman
- Enduristan Monsoon 3
Compatibility:
Pannier racks (X-Frame and plain): 2016-2017 model specific.
Pannier racks (X-Frame and plain): Adventure Sports and 2018-2019 standard specific.
Additional information
| Weight | 4.2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 65 × 45 × 40 cm |
| Brand |
Outback Motortek |
| Colour |
Black ,White |
| Condition |
New |
| Material |
Mild Steel |
| Version |
Standard ,X-Frame |
| Year |
2016 – 2017 ,2018 – 2019 |
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Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin – Ultimate Protection Combo
$932.99
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Ultimate Protection Combo For Honda CFR1000L Africa Twin is consisted of crash bars, engine guards and skid plate.
When designing these protective accessories, we had a different approach from other manufacturers. Keeping the high impact zone close the toughest mounting points was our main goal and the result is a compact, extremely sturdy set of crash bars.
Same engine guards for both transmission models (DCT and Manual).
Tool box
$189.99 – $229.99
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Lockable tool box to bolt on the Outback Motortek Standard or X-Frame pannier racks with the shiftable Rotopax mount.
Small tool box is completely rectangular. Large tool box is partially rectangular. See photos.
The large tool box is only confirmed to be compatible with our symmetrical pannier racks:
- Yamaha Tenere 700
- BMW F850GS
- Honda CRF1100L Africa Twin
- KTM 790/890 Adventure
X–Bracket for Pannier Racks
$44.99
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X-Bracket platform for Outback Motortek Standard Pannier racks
Built from a strong sheet of aluminium, the X-Bracket is a mounting platform for our Standard Pannier racks. It is designed to be used as a base in order to mount a variety of accessories, including but not restricted to, a 1 gallon ‘Rotopax’ (or similar) fuel/water canister, our Tool Box, a First Aid kit, etc.*
The sliding X-Bracket can be mounted in the centre of the pannier racks or close to either edge, allowing the mounting of accessories on the outside as well. Shifted all the way forward or backward, it'll make room for strapping a smaller 6-10L bag next to it.
*Fuel canister and other mentioned accessories are not included in the purchase.
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