Trunk Removal???
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RE: Trunk Removal???
With a quick disconnect from HD you can remove it in les then 10 min, even on an Ultra.
I put one on my 06 Ultra used it twice the first year and none this year. I found I missed the easy storage of the touring pack and I most of gotten used to the handling of the bike!
I put one on my 06 Ultra used it twice the first year and none this year. I found I missed the easy storage of the touring pack and I most of gotten used to the handling of the bike!
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RE: Trunk Removal???
Crusher,
I have had the quick disconnect on my '07 Ultra for a little over a month now. It took me about 3-4 hours to put the quick detach kit on and about a day or two to get it adjusted right. Now, it takes about 10 minutes to get the pack on and off. Pop a couple of levers, take out tour pak liner, unhook the antennas and a couple of light plugs and you are good to go. I wrap the wires up and zip tie them in a zip loc and put them under the seat. If you have any more questions, send me a pm.
This is a great alternative when you are riding solo.
b
I have had the quick disconnect on my '07 Ultra for a little over a month now. It took me about 3-4 hours to put the quick detach kit on and about a day or two to get it adjusted right. Now, it takes about 10 minutes to get the pack on and off. Pop a couple of levers, take out tour pak liner, unhook the antennas and a couple of light plugs and you are good to go. I wrap the wires up and zip tie them in a zip loc and put them under the seat. If you have any more questions, send me a pm.
This is a great alternative when you are riding solo.
b
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RE: Trunk Removal???
it's even easier on an EGC because there are no lights in the tour-pak. So, it's just the mechanical detach kit that you need to install. ~$260 option.
the Ultra, having the light in the tour-pak, and the speakers, is a bit more complicated and I don't think H-D makes a kit that includes the electrical connectors you'll need to but in-line with the wires. But it is very doable. However, when I was buying, the dealer balked when I asked about this.
I finally decided I didn't really need the rear speakers, cruise, CB or lowers, so I went with the EGC, which cost a few thousand less. I spent the money anyway on things like pipes, power commander and chrome.
I'm still spending it.. on the new IDS kit. ....and... and.... you get the picture?
But it's great!
the Ultra, having the light in the tour-pak, and the speakers, is a bit more complicated and I don't think H-D makes a kit that includes the electrical connectors you'll need to but in-line with the wires. But it is very doable. However, when I was buying, the dealer balked when I asked about this.
I finally decided I didn't really need the rear speakers, cruise, CB or lowers, so I went with the EGC, which cost a few thousand less. I spent the money anyway on things like pipes, power commander and chrome.
I'm still spending it.. on the new IDS kit. ....and... and.... you get the picture?
But it's great!
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RE: Trunk Removal???
I also went with the EGC for similar reasons, but I had the dealer install the cruise control. It made this year's trip to Sturgis MUCH more comfortable. I considered the quick-detach kit for the tour-pak, but I've gotten so spoiled by having a "trunk" that I've decided to spend the money on other bling, like the Zumo 550 I recently added.
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I finally decided I didn't really need the rear speakers, cruise, CB or lowers, so I went with the EGC, which cost a few thousand less. I spent the money anyway on things like pipes, power commander and chrome.
I finally decided I didn't really need the rear speakers, cruise, CB or lowers, so I went with the EGC, which cost a few thousand less. I spent the money anyway on things like pipes, power commander and chrome.
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RE: Trunk Removal???
It is easy to do but definitely go with the detachable kit and don't just unbolt the box from the rack and leave the rack on. That would not leave you with a clean look at all. Like some have said if you aren't into all the extra features of the Ultra (cruise, cb, intercom, lowers etc. The Electra Glide Classic would be the way to go.