Ventura rack J bike - Revision history

Bokonon at 09:04, 5 June 2010

2010-06-05T09:04:08Z

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	A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura USA].		A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura USA]. If you would like to see how the Ventura rack fits on the EX250F, [[Ventura rack\|click here]].

	[http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack.		[http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack.
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	It is an extremely sturdy rack. The rack instructions say the capacity is 20 pounds. Unless you overload it, it shouldn't bend.		It is an extremely sturdy rack. The rack instructions say the capacity is 20 pounds. Unless you overload it, it shouldn't bend.

	The Sport-Rack can be turned around so that it sits above the seat. In fact, this is what Ventura recommends you do when you're not riding 2-up.		The Sport-Rack can be turned around so that it sits above the seat. In fact, this is what Ventura recommends you do when you're not riding 2-up.

	~~If you would like to see how the Ventura rack fits on the EX250F, [[Ventura rack\|click here]~~.

Bokonon at 09:02, 5 June 2010

2010-06-05T09:02:39Z

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	A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura ~~Usa~~].		A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura USA].

	[http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack.		[http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack.

Bokonon at 09:02, 5 June 2010

2010-06-05T09:02:11Z

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	There are two allen bolts that go through the frame under the rear passenger seat that connect to the bracket under the rear fender. As you can see from the pictures, the front part of the rack attaches to the rear passenger peg.		There are two allen bolts that go through the frame under the rear passenger seat that connect to the bracket under the rear fender. As you can see from the pictures, the front part of the rack attaches to the rear passenger peg.

Bokonon at 08:52, 5 June 2010

2010-06-05T08:52:41Z

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[[Category:EX250J Info]]
A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura Usa].

[http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack.

[[image: trunk001.jpg|150px]]
[[image: trunk002.jpg|150px]]
[[image: trunk003.jpg|150px]]

There are two allen bolts that go through the frame under the rear passenger seat that connect to the bracket under the rear fender. As you can see from the pictures, the front part of the rack attaches to the rear passenger peg.

It is an extremely sturdy rack. The rack instructions say the capacity is 20 pounds. Unless you overload it, it shouldn't bend.

The Sport-Rack can be turned around so that it sits above the seat. In fact, this is what Ventura recommends you do when you're not riding 2-up.

If you would like to see how the Ventura rack fits on the EX250F, [[Ventura rack|click here].