Help with Kappa Rack fixing/s position

[arsenalofdoom1]

I recently purchased a used Kappa Rack of E-buy stating specifically for Honda NTV Revere however my suspicions tell me that it is not unless i'm missing something.

Can anyone help.

I have fixings as seen in the photos however i feel there may be two parts missing.

On marrying the Kappa sides to the side holds bars on the bike frame there is a attachment to fix to this however the fixing on the Kappa bar at the rear end does not 'marry up' to any fixing bolt on the bike.

I found a similar photo see photos of NTV which looks the same Kappa frame. Bemusingly this shows a bolt located just under the rear tail light however the NTV does not have a securing bolt in this location, hence my suspicion of another piece of fixing metal that perhaps attaches to the bolt further up located near the had rail to allow secure fixing. I mmay be wrong. Please can anyone help

Any feedback is most apprecaited

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[arsenalofdoom1]

Here what looks like the same frame however note the fixing bolt/position near the tail light (there is no fixing bolt like this on my NTV) however i feel there may be an additional part which attaches to a bolt which is located near the rear end grab rail located under the plastic framework.

Any help appreciated.

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[Jake]

Apparently:

‘Kappa cases have the same fixings as the
Givi Monokey and Monolock systems.... '

'Please give our friendly sales team a call on 01252
870900 if you are unsure of what fixings you require.'

www.bykebitz.co.uk/motorcycle-luggage/kappa-luggage.html

I think the correct fitting kit is K8136 which you may be
able to buy separately, hopefully with instructions….

You could try consulting a dealer like Bykebitz above, or
other Kappa/Givi dealer.

www.kappauk.co.uk/

Hope this helps….

[gills]

You're missing an upside-down U shaped bracket which attaches to the bike using 2 tabs that go to the rear cowling top bolts and which then hangs down inside the cowling on either side, protruding out the bottom as shown in the photo on your second post, for the rails to bolt to. It's a bit of a pig to fit, but looks like it was intended when fitted. Hope you manage to find one.