Tour Pack on Solo Rack???
#1
Tour Pack on Solo Rack???
Hello all, been wanting to put a tour pack on my dyna for long trips. I have the new rigid mount solo rack and want to know if anyone knows how I could mount a tour pack to it. I'm hoping maybe Jackyl or some other members would have some info. have other questions but will see where this takes us first. I am planning two trips this summer one is about 2000 miles and the other could be as many as 6000.
Thanks for all the info and for any HELPFUL comments.
Thanks for all the info and for any HELPFUL comments.
#3
My first thought (besides the "funny" one) was something like this:
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The universal one would be easy to mount to both the rack and the tour pack, and allow adjustment as a backrest. I would try to mount it upside-down if the handle is spring loaded, it would look better.
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The universal one would be easy to mount to both the rack and the tour pack, and allow adjustment as a backrest. I would try to mount it upside-down if the handle is spring loaded, it would look better.
Last edited by Bluetoys; 04-19-2009 at 05:48 PM.
#5
I also have the detachable pillion which clips to the rack. It has two slots built into it to attach a sissy bar. My other question is do you think a few steel rods attached to a mounting plate would be able to handle the load of the tour pack. or would I have to make another point of support at the rear of the tour pack attached to the fender.
Thanks for any ideas. I can attach more pics of the seat if need be.
I think in the end I might just have to try it out and see how it works, but thought maybe someone who has made some mods with these tour packs could help.
Thanks again
#6
Just get a couple metal strips with holes drilled in them and run bolts through the bottom of the tour pack. Run the bolts through the strips and sandwich the rack between the two. Be sure to use large flat washers and "foamies" for padding between them (paint protection.)
Last edited by rayfinseats; 04-21-2009 at 11:22 AM.
#7
Just get a couple metal strips with holes drilled in them and run bolts through the bottom of the tour pack. Run the bolts through the strips and sandwich the rack between the two. Be sure to use large flat washers and "foamies" for padding between them (paint protection.)
Joe any pictures of your bike with the solo tour pack on it???
Thanks
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