Adding a Tour Pack, Old Style or Rushmore?
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Get the Rushmore. Holds much more than the older ones.
I went with the newer style TP for my King. I have the chopped TP, and it holds more than the older king-size TP. The wife seems to like it better as well, as the back rest is angled back more. I think the older style is more up-right, but could be wrong.
I went with the newer style TP for my King. I have the chopped TP, and it holds more than the older king-size TP. The wife seems to like it better as well, as the back rest is angled back more. I think the older style is more up-right, but could be wrong.
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My wife had ridden many miles on both and has said nothing either way. I would go with the latest design. They are larger and look more refined. They seem to be a lower profile as well. May actually lower the center of gravity but I never actually measured the difference if any. Hope this helps.
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Get the Rushmore. Holds much more than the older ones.
I went with the newer style TP for my King. I have the chopped TP, and it holds more than the older king-size TP. The wife seems to like it better as well, as the back rest is angled back more. I think the older style is more up-right, but could be wrong.
I went with the newer style TP for my King. I have the chopped TP, and it holds more than the older king-size TP. The wife seems to like it better as well, as the back rest is angled back more. I think the older style is more up-right, but could be wrong.
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On the cargo-carrying front, there’s a new Tour-Pak for 2014, and although Harley say this hard trunk on the tail looks more compact than the previous case, it offers 4 percent more volume, which means it’s still able to hold two full-face helmets. New LED rear lighting takes up less space in the new Tour-Pak, which is equipped with a single one-touch latch, a self-centering catch and a retractable tether that makes it possible to open and close the lid with one hand. Revised hinges are said to eliminate exposed rivets, and a new support structure allows the Tour-Pak to be adjusted one inch fore or aft to help reposition the passenger backrest.
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I've read the same thing on the HD website, but has anyone actually verified this? Just because the new tour-pak is advertised as larger doesn't necessarily mean that you get more usable space. I was recently speaking with someone that upgraded to a new Rushmore from an older ElectraGlide and specifically asked him about the space in the tour-pak. He told me that he was surprised, in that he was able to fit more beer in the older model tour-pak!