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A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura | A Ventura rack is a good way to make your commuting or touring experience more pleasant. There is one designed specifically for the Ninja250J. It's sold by [http://www.ventura-mca.com/fitments/Kawasaki/971-ninja_250_ex250j8s_ninja_250_ex250j9f.aspx Ventura USA]. If you would like to see how the Ventura rack fits on the EX250F, [[Ventura rack|click here]]. | ||
[http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack. | [http://www.ventura-mca.com/system/about.aspx This page] on the Ventura site tells how the system is designed. You have to install the L-Brackets first. These are the steel rails which attach to your bike. Then, there are a variety of racks which fit into the L-Brackets. You can buy one or more of these. The bike shown here has the Sport-Rack. | ||
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It is an extremely sturdy rack. The rack instructions say the capacity is 20 pounds. Unless you overload it, it shouldn't bend. | It is an extremely sturdy rack. The rack instructions say the capacity is 20 pounds. Unless you overload it, it shouldn't bend. | ||
The Sport-Rack can be turned around so that it sits above the seat. In fact, this is what Ventura recommends you do when you're not riding 2-up | The Sport-Rack can be turned around so that it sits above the seat. In fact, this is what Ventura recommends you do when you're not riding 2-up. | ||