Husqvarna Svartpilen/Vitpilen 701 luggage rail

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I wanted to use my Husqvarna Svartpilen 701 (2019 model) for traveling, at least for a few days. Before I had this idea I didn't know how complicated it is. You could either spend around 400€ for the side bag with frame by Husqvarna or you could use a bag by companies like SW-Motech that get strapped around the rear seat. As I already had such a bag, I wanted to stick to it. Also I had to carry a tent, an air mattress and a little folding chair. Next problem: There is absolutely no point to fix any strap behind the rear footpegs to assure a save transportation. You could buy the 200€ custom license plate holder by Husqvarna, sure. But that was no option for me, so I made my own thing which you can download here. It comes in two different versions, which have the only purpose to hold any kinds of luggage straps so your luggage doesn't leave you while riding your beloved Husky. The first version was tested in a two-day-trip only with one bag strapped to it and it really did it's job! (Tested up to 180kph, mostly 100-130kph) When printed in black, it's also barely noticeable. The problem for me was that the straps I had were too big and it was difficult to pull them through the holes. So I went on and designed a second one with two bigger holes and one connecting rail, which serves both for stability and to also hold any kind of straps. It doesn't look as good as the first version but for me it's the better option and I have it permanently mounted to the rear. I also uploaded a third file which is the base for all attachments. You can use it to design your own luggage rail in the way it fits your needs. The holes fit like a glove to the four points on the underside of the rear frame. You obviously need longer screws than the original ones. Important notes: I can only guarantee a good fit for the 2019 Husqvarna Svartpilen 701 but I am pretty sure that the luggage rail fits to all Svart- and Vitpilen 701. Please make sure that you use PETG as material as you will use it under varying weather conditions. Also choose a high print quality and an infill of at least 80%. I know, it will print forever and take a lot of material but it's definitely better than loosing any luggage while on the road.