Super ATV Kawasaki Teryx KRX Alpha Cargo Rack

Fitment

• Teryx KRX 1000 (20-23)
• Teryx KRX 4 1000 (2023)

Features

• Doubles as a cargo rack and spare tire carrier
• Made of powder-coated steel
• Attaches to frame using heavy-duty clamps and brackets
• Props open with struts for easy access to cargo area
• Holes in platform allow for multiple mounting points and easy drainage
• Fits up to a 35” tire
• Cargo load capacity: 75 lbs.

More Room for Storage

Your KRX is one lean, mean, trail-eating machine! But when it comes to storage, well, your options are pretty slim. Get SuperATV’s Cargo Rack Alpha for your Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000. It mounts securely to your cargo bed and uses gas struts that make it easy to raise and lower it whenever you want. You get more storage without obstructing your rear view or limiting bed space.

• Easy access to the bed
• Lots of secure latching points
• Fits up to a 35” tire
• Built to last

Won’t Interfere with Your KRX’s Bed Space

What good is a cargo rack that messes up your existing storage space? That’s why our cargo rack uses sturdy ball-studded gas struts. They make it easy to raise the rack for access to your machine’s bed space. The lever latches the rack securely so you never have to worry about it bouncing out of place.

Plenty of Latching Points

We built our Cargo Rack Alpha with tons of latching points. You can secure a ratchet strap or bungee cord just about anywhere. You also get three removable brackets you can attach anywhere on the platform for extra security. Your cooler definitely won’t slide off this rack! Tool boxes, hunting gear, camping supplies—no matter what you’re toting around, this cargo rack is ready to go.

Strong and Durable

This Kawasaki KRX cargo rack is built with steel. That means it’s super tough—you won’t bend or break it with your average dumb stunt or heavy loads. And the 75-pound cargo capacity means you can really load it up with all your gear. The entire rack is powder-coated for extra resistance from rust and corrosion as well. You’ll be rocking this rack as long as you’re still driving your Teryx.