SW Motech Blaze Panniers Spacer Bars - Black


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Sw-Motech Blaze Panniers Spacer Bars - Yamaha Mt-07 (24-).
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Sw-Motech Blaze Panniers Spacer Bars - Yamaha Mt-07 (24-).
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The SW Motech Blaze Panniers Spacer Bars are essential for Yamaha MT-07 owners who demand a stable, secure luggage setup during sport touring. By preventing saddlebag oscillation and contact with the rear wheel or suspension, these bars ensure your gear remains secure even at highway speeds. While the system is highly durable and features a clever quick-release design, note that it requires an initial installation of the base hardware that remains on the bike permanently.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HTA.06.740.87400/B |
| Brand | SW Motech |
Yes, the base brackets are designed to remain on the motorcycle, while the support arms can be removed quickly.
The HTA.06.740.87400/B is specifically engineered for the Yamaha MT-07; please check your exact year against the model compatibility list.
No, the arms feature a tool-less quick-lock mechanism for rapid removal.
Refer to the weight capacity guidelines provided with your specific SW Motech BLAZE pannier bags.
Look for the integrated color indicator on the locking mechanism; when it shows the correct color, the system is securely seated.
Check for debris in the mounting bracket or ensure the arm is properly aligned with the guide rail.
Remove the arm and re-insert it firmly until you hear an audible click and the indicator verifies the lock.
Initial installation involves attaching the discreet support arms mounts to the motorcycle frame points. Once the mounting hardware is bolted to the bike, the arms slide into these slots. To maintain the system, periodically check the mounting bolts for tightness, especially after the first 100 miles of riding. Clean the quick-lock mechanism with a soft brush to remove dirt or road debris that could interfere with the locking pins. Ensure the color indicator on the locking mechanism is clear and functional before every ride to guarantee the arms are properly seated.