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INEOS Grenadier Rear Passenger Grid | Leitner Designs
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The Leitner Designs INEOS Grenadier Rear Passenger Grid is a large-format MOLLE panel for the rear interior of the Grenadier — built to turn unused wall space into organized, accessible gear storage without getting in the way of passengers or cargo. Bolt it on and immediately have a place for recovery gear, first aid, tools, communication gear, hydration, or any standard MOLLE accessory.
Constructed from 5052 aluminum with an OEM-spec powder coat finish — built to handle real abuse on and off the trail. Standard 1.125" MOLLE spacing means it works with XG Cargo bags and virtually everything else on the market.
No drilling. Uses factory mounting points. Installs in minutes.
Key specs
- Weight: 4 lbs
- Material: 5052 aluminum
- MOLLE spacing: 1.125" standard
- Finish: OEM-spec powder coat
- Mounting: bolt-on using factory points — no drilling
- Designed, engineered, and manufactured in the USA
Compatibility
- Fits 2024+ INEOS Grenadier — rear passenger position
- Compatible with XG Cargo bags and standard MOLLE accessories
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