Body total length 100mm
Body width 19mm
Φ8mmx16mm
Material: Aluminum
Please refer to the size chart in the product image for the size of each part of the main body.
[Product Appeal & Recommended Points]
●Highly Versatile Aluminum Bracket
This is a universal bracket that can be used to mount a variety of parts, such as cowls, lamps, horns, and fender eliminator components. Its applications expand depending on your creativity.
●Durable and Lightweight Material Design
Made from aluminum (approximately 3 mm thick), it ensures sufficient strength while remaining lightweight, minimizing any negative impact on the dynamic balance of the motorcycle.
●Well-Specified Dimensions
Designed with a total length of 100 mm, width of 19 mm, hole diameter of Φ8 mm, and hole length of 16 mm. It is compatible with standard bolts and nuts for ease of use.
●Trusted Domestic Brand (NANKAI)
A product from Nankai, a brand with a proven track record in the motorcycle accessory industry. Designed with domestic standards and practical usability in mind.
●Available in Multiple Sizes
While this 0077 model is the 100 × 19 mm type, Nankai also offers other lengths (125 mm, 175 mm, etc.), allowing you to choose the right size according to your motorcycle’s shape and mounting location.
●Flexible Mounting Options
According to user reviews, some adjust the gap using washers, demonstrating that it can accommodate various mounting conditions depending on your ingenuity.
[Summary]
The Nankai Aluminum Universal Bracket 0077 (Straight, 1 Hole, 100 × 19 mm / Φ8 × 16 mm) is a lightweight yet sufficiently rigid bracket that is ideal for those seeking a versatile bracket at an affordable price. It offers high mounting flexibility, allowing you to securely attach a wide range of parts for custom or repair purposes. Additionally, with other sizes available in the series, you can select the right option for your motorcycle’s shape and intended use. It is a universal aluminum bracket confidently recommended for both custom enthusiasts and practical-minded bikers.
