PSLER Motorcycle Luggage Rack for CB500X CB500F CB500R CB400X CB500 Accessories Rear Carrier for CB500

Required a little adjustment to get the top plate mounting arms flat. Nothing a vise and crescent wrench couldn't fix. Everything fit fine and lined up otherwise.Needs a few washers though as the nuts were almost able to pass through the mounting bracket. Seems heavy duty, time will tell. Great value for the money compared to higher priced ones.

This tail rack is said to fit a 2020 CB500X. It does not. The seat cannot be put back on because the combined height of the rack's support bars and the motorcycle's grabrail support is too thick to allow the seat lock to engage. Perhaps it was intended to be used without the grabrails but, firstly, that would be a foolish design, and secondly, if that's the case, it should say so on the page.Another issue. At the top of the page, in one of the images, it says "It is simple to install! If there are any installation problems, please feel free to email us". But way down at the bottom of the page, it says there are no instructions, and we should ask a mechanic to install it! Also, what email address? There is none provided. I hate this kind of shoddy service that seems to be more and more common these days.

1) Unless they have invented magnetic aluminum, this rack is steel, not aluminum as described. For me, that is actually preferable as I suspect it is stronger and it isn't that heavy. Still, I dinged them one star for saying this was aluminum as this might be important to others and I'll have to watch for rust.2) Kit was very easy to install, though it didn't come with any instructions. If want some guidance, go to YouTube and look for rack mounting videos. I could even leave the pillion hand holds in place.3) I've used this to mount a Givi Monokey case (DLM46a) using the Givi E115F Junction Kit (about $10). For those interested in mounting a Monokey case to this rack, be forewarned, the holes will not match and you will need to fit the rack and case. I have about 1" to spare in being able to remove seat with case in place. That said, done in about an hour of work. The rack seems plenty strong and it didn't bend when bouncing my 200 lb weight on it.Overall, seems a very strong STEEL rack that is easy to install and can be modified to serve as a base for a Givi Monokey case if you have a little mechanical competence and drill. Measure twice, drill once!

So to start off, this product for what you pay is fantastic but it's not without some drawbacks. You'll be able to see in one of my pictures when you tighten down the mounting brackets, the part where it's supposed to mount to the plate is not flat like it should be. Luckily that wasn't that big of an issue as I thought it was going to be, you'll just need to install the mounting brackets on loosely then tighten down the plate first and it'll come into line. Now as to the hardware that comes with it, you might as well throw it into the trash and run down to your local hardware store because some of the bolts are too long to work in your bike. However, you're still plenty ahead in cost compared to other mounts like what you'd find in GIVI brand equipment. Even with all the minor inconveniences, I'd still but this thing again, it's plenty sturdy for all that you'd ever need it for and it's cheap enough that you won't mind getting it all dinged up. Just keep in mind that you will have to improvise some shims to raise the mounts up because the mounting brackets will damage the plastic on your bike if you don't.Update:I later decided that I wanted to add some saddlebags and come to find out, this tail rack has pre drilled holes that will fit the GIVI 1121FZ hardware kit. I left a picture to show what it looks like with this product, GIVI PL1121CAM kit, and GIVI 1121FZ. Certainly beats forking out $160 for a GIVI brand tail rack. Hope this helps!

NO INSTRUCTION OR MANUAL TO ASSEMBLE THE RACK.IT'S NOT CONFORTABLE TO ASSEMBLE WITHOUT MANUAL BECAUSE IT HAS A LOT OF THINGS.

It fits a 2015 honda cb500f, but you have to add a 7mm shim to raise the bracket high enough to avoid hitting the rear body panels. I made the shims out of 2 pieces of aluminum. I also used my own hardware. Also you have to add a seal to prevent water from getting in the gap. See pictures attached. No instructions came with it, but its pretty self explanatory.

Perfecto no se usaron los tornillos ni los espaciadores, quedo lo más original posible.El sistema de agarre es básico, un poco débil en comparación si hay doble anclaje pero habría que quitar las agarraderas originales.No es para sobre cargar ya que tiende a bajarse, sin embargo es fuerte el material.

This rack is very well constructed, and it is very convenient for carrying small to moderate sized items. Installation is very quick and easy. I highly recommend this product!