I found one, very similar, on Ebay in the same price range and installed in on my wife's CDH. It looks fine and has not presented any problems. Not the best photo below, but all I have handy.
Thanks! Did it have the rubber bumpers on it? If not, what did you use to protect the paint?
Kathy - Zoom in on WHARFs photo and you will see that the rail actually sits above the rear fender. I bought a used one off the site here for my Vintage, and mine did not have the rubber thingys. My rail sits about 3/8 to 1/2 inch above the fender, same as in WHARFs pic. The rail is fairly stout when in place and I don't believe it will even get close to fender/paint. If you get one w/o the rubber bumpers and are worried about it, you could silicone/glue a piece of rubber or felt pads to the bottom of the rail.
Thanks for the info. I, too, was thinking it wouldn't be hard to find something to attach to that area.
I generally go used or off brand for bolt on or bling goodies. I bought "imported" rear crash bars for my Vintage last year, they cost about $65ish. Fit and finish are excellent and way less $$ than OEM. What the heck, both likely come from China.
What @WillyH said. I think I used a spot of silicone or a rubber sticky door bumper under the rack to make sure it did not scratch the paint. Those little silicone sticky bumpers you get at the hardware store for cabinet doors.
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