Add touring capabilities to your solo seat Sportster® model in less than 60 seconds. This detachable Solo Rack fits over the fender when the passenger pillion is removed.
- Features brazed hand-polished tubing and gloss black finish
- Requires docking hardware
Fits '04-later XL models (except XL1200CX) equipped with solo seat. All models require separate purchase of appropriate Docking Hardware. Docking Hardware is Original Equipment on XL1200T models.
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Warning
Do not use this rack as a seat. Do not exceed the fender rack weight capacity. Using as a seat or exceeding this capacity could cause handling problems which could result in loss of control and death or serious injury.
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Mounting Style
Detachable -
Material Content
Steel -
Material Length
8.50 Inch -
Material Width
6.25 Inch -
Weight Capacity
10.0 US pound -
Warranty
1 year limited warranty – Go to www.h-d.com/warranty for full details -
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Detachable docking hardware
H-D Detachables Solo Rack is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Pecci from
Heavy Duty Feel
Added this detachable rack to my 2016 Iron 883. Heavy duty construction and I like the way it looks. I ordered the docking hardware through my local dealership to make sure I get the right ones. The rack fits further back on my fender than what is shown in the picture but they may have a different seat than the stock seat. It states 10 pounds max weight. A locking type mechanism on both sides secures the rack tightly but does not make it secure if someone wanted to steal it. I really don't see any reason to take it off so being detachable doesn't do much for me. I am very happy with it.
Date published: 2016-03-29
Rated 5 out of
5
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Poopfoot1980 from
Perfect for Iron 883
This rack is perfect for a bike with a chopped rear fender, such as an Iron 883. The contours of the rack compliment the shape of the fender, as does the low profile. The rack's size is perfect for a small cooler or duffle bag. The ability to remove the rack (with installation of the separately purchased, mandatory removable docking hardware) is nice, although mine stays on my bike on a nearly permanent basis.
My only complain, which is very minor, is that the design makes use of a bungee net somewhat difficult, as there are not adequate areas for multiple hooks. As I said, though, this is only a minor setback.
Date published: 2014-05-29
Rated 4 out of
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Trimixsteve from
Well made and pricey but not many other choices
Really well made rack, I am glad it is removable as it detracts from the bobber style. Suprisingly heavey and will hold about anything you would wnat to throw a leg over. Be sure and fully research what hardware you need, The 800 line and the parts dealer could not get it right I looked up the fitment and found the correct part no. myself.
Date published: 2014-03-18
Rated 5 out of
5
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Scidds from
Nice addition
I ride my Iron 883 to work and have been looking for an alternative to saddle bags. This little rack makes a nice addition. It's much heavier than it looks and doesn't rattle around. Using an Eagle Creek Half-Cube I can get a whole republican outfit stowed on the bike.
It sits low to the fender and there is still space between the saddle (I've put on a single saddle; looks like an imitation bobber) and the rack to throw on the saddle bags.
It's highly bueno!
Date published: 2013-11-15
Will this rack work with the Quick Release Passenger Pillion?
Will this rack work with the Quick Release Passenger Pillion (Part 52689-09)? In addition, will the corresponding sissy bar (52726-09) fit? Thanks!
Do I need to buy sideplates to install a H-D detachables solo rack?
Hello There Calipo223,
There is no sideplates needed to install this detachable rack to your bike!
Date published: 2016-02-12
Solo detachable rack - I can't figure out how to remove quick release ?
Hi. I can not figure out how the rack quick release brackets work.
I have snapped them forward with using a rubber mallet as far as I can but I still can not pull the rack up. How far forward do they go?
The rack was installed at the dealer. I received no instructions.
I need to remove it to change my seat.
Thanks.
Hi Brownmax,
To remove the rack, press the release button, and pull the rotary latch lever back. Carefully lift the rear of the rack up and pull the rack out of the front docking points.
Thank you for your question.
Date published: 2015-05-26
What is hard ware part number?
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