[FangShui]

Post up what you've done to make your Z125 fit for carrying stuff.

 

[Machnk]

I found these on a Japanese website. I don't know if North American vendors have manufactured anything similar yet.

KIJIMA : Rear Carrier [210-237]
ENDURANCE : Rear Carrier [EG800BR1A1]

 

[KawiGirl]

The one from Endurance looks sturdier and it seems to be bolted to the passenger foot peg area. Can that load point support luggage without damaging the Z125?

 

[Ninja]

The one from endurance is a lot more aesthetically pleasing too. I'm pretty sure that area is strong enough though, they would have put it through testing and what not... hopefully...

 

[_mgerber_]

This is just what I was looking for when I posted a few weeks back... Keep the ideas flowing please!

 

[AJ Sabo]

i like that endurance one too gives me ideas for custom fab

 

[Ninja]

How much stuff do you guys typically haul on the Z though ?

 

[DSz125]

I need something like that Endurance rack badly. One of the vendors on this forum makes a rack for the Grom, so I'm hoping a rack for the z125 is in the works.

 

[wvabeer]

I'm looking for a rack too.

 

[wvabeer]

Come on, somebody make a rack for the back so I can carry stuff.

 

[wvabeer]

Come on, somebody make a rack for the back so I can carry stuff.

 

[wvabeer]

Has anyone purchased this? KIJIMA : Rear Carrier [210-237]

 

[Zmike125]

what about magnetic tank bags
the tank we see is a plastic cover
so you can easily attach magnets under it, and any body panels

I had one tank bag on a dual sport that had really strong magnets and I just popped it up to fill the tank

same could be done on the z if you only use the magnets to hold it down

good for small items, I used to put fast food in the one I had
it also came with straps to wear as a small backpack too

I think it was by icon, it was pretty small I think only 1 zipper and expanded a little bit when packed full

 

[wvabeer]

My knees would be in the way. A rear rack of some kind I believe would be preferable.

 

[flying dave]

I have a Kreiga R25 backpack (actually two, they were a wedding present!) that I wear on the Z if I am going to the store. I know the limitations and dangers to back packs so there is that. Actually lost a friend who was carrying a helmet in a backpack who went down so be aware of what you carry.

You could always buy another stock seat when they get cheaper (especially after a few get totaled/parted out on ebay)and physically bolt a small cooler to the back of the seat. I did that on my SV 1000 with the rear seat. Ghetto but works and was cheap. I think all in I was around 50 bucks. I will see if I can dig up an old photo.

Here is the cooler. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00002N9F9/ref=twister_B00292B9B6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

 

[flying dave]

Not my bike but you might get the idea...

102_2777-1.jpg Photo by arcticcatmatt | Photobucket

Here is another pic of one a guy mounted on a strom.

http://s264.photobucket.com/user/kokekid/media/8252.jpg.html

 

[wvabeer]

I would prefer a rack on the back to strap a small cooler that can be removed easily.

 

[dodge]

Nelson Rigg soft bags-great for groceries.

 

[KawiGirl]

Do they sit on a rack or are the side bags hanging off the seat?

 

[dodge]

The soft bags are frameless...just saddle around the seat..perfect fit up against the stock turn signals.