I am replacing my Honda OEM rear rack with the Kijima rear rack today. Skip to the end of this description for clickable time indexes.

The Honda OEM rack is too small to be useful for my purposes, and the build quality of the unit that I received was very poor. I ordered the Kijima Rear Carrier from Webike in Japan, but it was on backorder for almost 3 months. I received it about 2 weeks before the making of this video, so it was long overdue to be installed!

The Kijima side supports that I installed previously match up perfectly with the Kijima rack. I have several sets of luggage that I can mix and match that will work very well with this rack system. Here are links to each of the products that I mention in the video:

Kijima Rear Carrier: https://japan.webike.net/products/240...
Kijima Bag Supports: https://japan.webike.net/products/239...
Timbuk2 Tandem Pannier: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
DrySpec D20 Drybag set: https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/d...
DrySpec D38 Rigid Drybag: https://amzn.to/3CS4dPM
Ogio Stealth Black Duffle Tailbag: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...

Time markers:
0:00 : Overview of today's project, swapping the OEM rack for the Kijima
0:30 : Size comparison between the Honda and Kijima racks
3:49 : Removing the Honda OEM rack and inspecting the damage from the bent mounting bracket
4:53 : Final thoughts on the Honda rack and why I don't recommend it
5:53 : Installing the Kijima rack
8:50 : The Kijima doesn't cover the scratches from the Honda unit ☹
9:25 : Rethinking the washer placement, either omit them or place between the rack tabs and the fender, the Kijima bolts are barely long enough to reach the inner fender support
13:00 : View of the Kijima rack, comparison to the Honda rack size
13:30 : Timbuk2 Tandem Pannier test fit
15:12 : DrySpec D20 saddlebag test fit
15:55 : DrySpec D38 drybag test fit
16:47 : Ogio Stealth tail bag test fit
20:10 : Ogio tail bag with DrySpec D20's

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