HANDCRAFTED IN UKRAINE SHIPS WORLDWIDE — Crash bars, luggage racks & engine guards for your motorcycle
| Brand | Honda |
| Reference | HO03.0234 |
| Model | XR400R |
| Year | 1996-2004 |
| Coating | Powder paint |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Steel |
| Pipe diameter, mm | 16 |
| Pipe wall thickness, mm | 1,5 |
| Attachment Point, pcs | 4 |
| Supply kit | Luggage rack, mounting kit |
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Adventure-ready, fully welded luggage rack designed specifically for Honda XR400R 1996–2004, providing a lightweight and durable platform for carrying luggage during everyday riding and off-road adventures.
This modified version of the classic luggage rack features a dedicated space for storing tools or essential repair keys, offering additional practicality for trail riding and adventure travel.
Developed for precise model-specific fitment, the rack ensures stable load support while maintaining the agile handling and lightweight dual-sport character of the Honda XR400R. The reinforced welded construction is designed to withstand demanding off-road conditions and extended adventure use.
Its compact integrated design follows the original lines of the motorcycle while adding useful cargo-carrying functionality and convenient storage space for essential riding tools.
Adapter plate, bags, and cases are not included. Photos may include optional accessories shown for illustrative purposes only.
Manufactured from high-quality steel tubing with a durable wear-resistant polymer coating for long service life and corrosion resistance.
Supplied complete with all necessary mounting hardware for installation.
Handcrafted in Ukraine.
Before placing your order, please ensure that your motorcycle matches the model, production year, and overall appearance shown in the listing photos. Motorcycles from different markets or individual setups may have variations, additional accessories, or modifications that can affect compatibility.
If you are unsure whether this item will fit your motorcycle, please contact us before purchase.
