I installed this on my 2020 KTM 690 Enduro R and it fits perfectly. I was looking for a way to mount my tools and tire changing stuff lower and farther forward, instead of in the tail bag where I had them before. I ended up using a couple of bottle holsters as tool pouches on the Scramble Rack and they are absolutely solid. No flopping or movement at all on the trails. I'm stoked and will be picking up some bag snakes today to mount larger bags for overnight trips. The smaller Scramble Rack works perfectly with my aluminum rear rack. I used the girth hitch style rack and secured the hitches to my grab handles, then ran the forward straps through my Perun Moto heel guards. Installation wasn't hard to figure out. I goofed around with it for an hour or so just to get it absolutely perfect, and then adjusted it backward a bit after my first ride to bring the straps back out from under my cheeks. I've got it to where it's completely out of the way now and I'm planning to just leave it on there indefinitely. It's light weight, strong, and versatile.
The rack itself is really high quality. It feels like a piece of rock climbing gear: perfect, careful stitching, high-quality webbing, and a thoughtful design that obviously considered the various forces and angles at play. I especially appreciate the use of NRS cam buckles rather than plastic hardware. Anyone who has done any canyoneering or whitewater sports knows NRS as the most reliable brand out there. Their cam buckle straps are famous for being completely bombproof without the buckles chewing up the straps.
I've had frustrating experiences with other saddle bags where the straps just weren't placed right to prevent flopping or shifting on rough terrain. If you've had the same experiences, this rack is your answer. Grab one and don't look back.
