Part # 8200302
Top Case Rack, Silver

It was a little aggravating to install, the template was left out of my order but not that big of a deal

Very nice rack. Took a bit to mount. Make sure that you drill the front holes at the appropriate angle and adjust the bevelled washers to match the inner case.

What Can I add to the other reviews

Honestly, I was expecting much more quality given the price and the German manufacture. The product is poorly finished, its not even, placing it over a flat surface, the legs were not properly aligned, and the problem is transferred to the expensive box, with a slight deformation. The paper pattern is a joke, its incredible that a piece of paper, folded, is able to keep the precision required to drill such an expensive piece of equipment. The rack is solid and the painting is fine, still, the price is excesive and doesnt correspond to the quality expected from Wunderlich to fit a BMW motorcycle. I installed it well, cause Im an experienced handyman, but not thanks to the product and instructions. By the way, the uneven leg leaks when it rains, still have to work on that problem. Very disappointed.

As indicated by other reviews only use the template to get the general idea on the placement. Use some masking tape and draw around the rack supports, Mark the center of each and drill away. It's a piece of cake with anyone with mechanical skills.

The template provided is not quite accurate. I strongly recommend that you drill the front 2 holes first, attach the rack and tighten it down; THEN mark the rear 2 holes; disassemble (of course) and THEN drill the rear 2 holes......

This rack is nice, BUT DO NOT USE THE PAPER TEMPLATE : 1. The paper template, even when mounted properly, DOES NOT match the holes in the rack itself. I strongly suggest taking some screws and cutting the heads off, place the rack on the top case, and mark where they sit BEFORE drilling the actual holes. My use of the paper template ended up with holes out of line over a quarter inch on one, and having to bore out all the others a bit. This requires obtaining wide stainless steel washers and using silicone caulk to fill in the holes. The other problem with this rack is that the forward mounting holes require and angle drill guide to drill into the case. A much better design would be to simply roll the tubes straight into a 90 degree curve which would make a much easier mounting. The other thing I have had problems with on several Wunderlich products, including this one, is that the screw/bolt hardware for some reason is cheap and does not go into the threads of the matching item easily. I ended up replacing it with stainless steel hardware that went in much better. Were I do do this again, I would not have purchased this item. Harley-Davidson makes a generic non-logo top case rack that is really nice, and far superior in quality, at about the same price, and looks good on the BMW top case.