Right side support luggage (exhaust side) bracket??

[Ride4all]

I know they make a left side case support rack. Has anyone seen an exhaust side unit?

 

[Mr D]

I have seen one online once. (Then could not find it again)
Ill post it here if I see it.

 

[Ride4all]

Yeah, I looked as well, and couldn’t find one.

 

[chuckklr98]

Looked myself. Exhaust side is the one thats needed the most. To keep soft bags off the pipe.

 

[dmonkey]

I haven't seen any being sold for the CT125 yet, but plenty of people have done DIY setups on the older CTs, and the Australian CT110 Postie bikes ran a pannier on each side. The rear rack isn't rated for much weight (maybe more so for liability and safety reasons than strength limits), but I think it would be great to have pannier mounts on each side that fit common bicycle panniers like the Ortlieb waterproof roll top bags. Putting weight on only one side doesn't sit right with me, even with little weight and low speeds.

 

[m in sc]

should be pretty easy to fab one up. I have no desire to do so but can't be hard as there's the upper shock mount and lower exhaust mount to work off of.

 

[AZ7000']

We have these on the big bikes…

Hot Springs Heat Shield for Motorcycle Exhaust

Hot Springs Heat Shield for Motorcycle Exhaust shield prevents damage from header muffler silencer pipe can on all motorcycle makes models styles

www.giantloopmoto.com

 

[dmonkey]

Stumbled on this wild setup from Honda Dream Nagoya Moriyama in Japan.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=&sl=ja&tl=en&u=https://www.autoby.jp/_ct/17457660

 

[m in sc]

waiting for a trailer hitch and side car rig as well. thats just ridiculous.

 

[chuckklr98]

waiting for a trailer hitch and side car rig as well. thats just ridiculous.

I'm down for a trailer hitch. Towed this with a 140cc lifan.

 

[Bar None]

I have two trailers like Chuck's. One in SWFL and the other in WNC. Wore out the bicycle tires and replaced then with pit bike wheels and tires. Pulled them behind many motorcycles and scooters.
Attach the hitch to lower shock mount.

Aosom Elite II Bike Cargo And Luggage Trailer - Red/Black Steel Frame Bicycle Cart Carrier For Shopping | Aosom

The Aosom Elite II Cargo trailer attaches to almost any bicycle and has plenty of space for groceries, supplies, running routine errands, or your daily commute to work or school

www.aosom.com

 

[chuckklr98]

I have two trailers like Chuck's. One in SWFL and the other in WNC. Wore out the bicycle tires and replaced then with pit bike wheels and tires. Pulled them behind many motorcycles and scooters.
Attach the hitch to lower shock mount.

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Aosom Elite II Bike Cargo And Luggage Trailer - Red/Black Steel Frame Bicycle Cart Carrier For Shopping | Aosom

The Aosom Elite II Cargo trailer attaches to almost any bicycle and has plenty of space for groceries, supplies, running routine errands, or your daily commute to work or school

www.aosom.com

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I replaced the bearing in the trailer tires with quality Japanese one. I think it made the difference in them holding up for thousands of miles.

 

[Bar None]

I have been towing the Aosom trailers for over 15 years mainly here in the mountains of WNC. They sure are handy for hauling stuff. Had them over 50 MPH.
Sold one to my buddy Jim Tom the moonshiner shown here hauling trailer trash behind his liquor scooter.

 

[dmonkey]

Reviving this thread to say there's at least one left AND right side bag support option specifically for the CT125. (Though it's currently not listed as in stock, so likely backordered.)

DRC : Side Bag Support [D6558]

 

[SneakyDingo]

I'm seriously tempted to order these + the postie bags. That would be freakin AMAZING.

 

[ten3six]

It's a bit pricey but I am really liking this one from Touratech Japan

CT125 ZEGA EVO pannier frame new model (common to JA55 JA65)

 

[SneakyDingo]

WE'VE HIT THE BIG TIME!! TOURATECH OFFERING PANNIERS FOR OUR BIKES WOOOOOOOO

 

[m in sc]

that's more storage than my concours (either of them) had on it. that's ridiculous.

 

[dmonkey]

And here people are on this forum worrying about the weight limit listed on the rear rack, lol. In all seriousness, once you start to load up the CT125 with gear beyond a certain weight, you will run into the issue of weight distribution. You'll want to store some on a front rack or attached at the front forks. Even with a reasonable amount of weight on the rear rack the side stand starts to become useless where putting the bike on the side stand causes it to balance between the rear tire and side stand, lifting the front tire, and then tip over and take a dirt nap. Extending the side stand helps with this issue but doesn't eliminate it and that's likely why you'll see some of the loaded up bikes in other countries running a secondary side stand or always parking on the center stand.

DRC : Substand [D6414]

It's the same reason that double leg stands (basically center stands) are common on touring and cargo bicycles.

 

[m in sc]

reminiscent of the goldwing in this video.