Kuryakyn Grand Pet Palace: share the road with your pet
There are companions who are up for any plan. If yours has four legs, the Grand Pet Palace by Kuryakyn lets you prepare your getaways with a carrier designed to take small pets on your motorcycle.
Its ventilation windows, interior leash, and removable liner provide what you need to organize the trip and make cleaning easier when you return home. Because a good ride starts with being well prepared, even when you have furry company.
Ventilation and comfort for your companion
- Four ventilation and viewing windows: allow air circulation and let your pet see outside.
- Top opening: makes it easy to access the inside of the carrier.
- Interior leash: helps limit your pet's movements and prevents them from leaving the bag.
- Removable liner: makes cleaning easier after each trip.
- Textile construction: an alternative to rigid carriers for organizing your motorcycle trips.
What's included?
- Kuryakyn Grand Pet Palace carrier.
- Straps to secure it to the motorcycle.
- Interior leash for the pet.
- Pegs to fix it to the ground during stops.
- Food and water bowls.
- Removable interior liner.
Dimensions and capacity
- Approximate length: 33 cm.
- Approximate width: 45 cm.
- Approximate height: 35 cm.
- Maximum pet weight: 9 kg.
Weight isn't everything: also check that your pet has enough space to travel comfortably. The indicated measurements refer to the entire carrier; they should not be taken as usable interior space.
Before mounting it on your motorcycle
Check that the support area and anchor points allow you to secure the bag stably. Respect the load limits of the motorcycle and the rack, taking into account the weight of the carrier, the pet, and the accessories. Compatibility depends on the configuration of each motorcycle.
Follow the manufacturer's assembly instructions, check the straps before each ride, and tuck in the ends so they don't reach the wheels, transmission, or exhaust. Use the interior restraint and keep the ventilation areas clear. Get your pet used to the carrier gradually before starting a trip.