Installing the "Rack-It" for the XR650R by Pro Moto Billet.     Installing the Shark Fin - Rear Disc Guard by Pro Moto Billet.

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There are a few companies out there that make aftermarket racks for dirt bikes but only one (that I know of) makes them out of billet aluminum and that's Pro Moto Billet. The quality of this rack is excellent and is a work of art!

Before the install, I glanced at the instructions but the rack only has five pieces, so you don't need to be an engineer to bolt this up to your bike! If you are looking for a quality rack that will last forever this is it!

This is what the pieces look like before installing them.

	Step 1. Remove the two bolts that go from the rear fender into the subframe, then install these brackets, (one on each side) using the new longer bolts supplied with the rack. Leave them loose for now. The instructions recommend using some type of thread lock on all fasteners to ensure that nothing will rattle loose.
	Step 2. Remove the two bolts that fasten the rear of the seat, then bolt on these side pieces (one on each side) using new bolts supplied. Leave each bolt loose until you get all of them inserted then snug them all up.
	Step 3. Fasten the rack to the side pieces. Crank all of the fasteners down tight. That's It!

 Installing the Shark Fin - Rear Disc Guard by Pro Moto Billet.

There are a lot of companies making rear disc guards or "sharkfins" for the XR650R but only a few that machine them out of 1/2 inch billet. If you are looking for a quality disc guard - sharkfin that will take serious abuse, this is it!

Here is the disc guard from Pro Moto Billet.

Step 1. Remove the rear tire. Then remove the rear caliper from the bracket that its held on. Then remove the OEM plastic disc guard.

Step 2. Bolt the new guard in place with the new allen head bolts that came with the new guard. You may want to use some lock tite to insure that the allen heads won't come out.

Step 3. Put everything back together!

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