My tour pack liner has somewhat separated from the tour pack itself. so if you open the lid all along the very back of the bottom of the trunk where the liner is, there is anywhere from 1/4" to 1/2" gap between them. has anyone else had this, and if so what did you do to remedy the problem.
Thanks Jonnierock

 

I bought an Amazon TP 2 years ago, it's saggy from the beginning. My 06 never had a liner and I never needed a liner, maybe I'll trim it at the bottom and keep just a rug for the bottom?

 

A picture would be good. I am not sure exactly what you are referring to.

My trunk lid liner (with the netted pockets) I made sure was put on not just with the double-sided sticky tape which to me is of minimal help, but it is bolted on through the trunk top into the pizza rack using (and this is the key) good size washers. I take pictures if you like.

Hope that helps.

 

Tour pack liners are held in place with strips of Velcro hook strategically placed to the tour pack , the liner acts as the loop and sticks in place.

 

The stiff factory formed liner (feels like cardboard lined with thin felt) in my King stays in place pretty good, but the real soft one I used in my Chopped tour pack, even though its "formed" too, it will practically fall in on itself... I use the velcro hooks, like Sixguns referred to, and it works good to keep them in place. I would use it on back side of the King too if its separating back there. The stiffer factory liner pulls away from the back wall at the top sometimes because of the stuff in the pouch thats on the back wall, then after it sits awhile drooped over in the heat, it kinda wants to stay that way... the velcro hooks stuff will keep it in place. I use the same stuff on my saddle bag liners.

 

A good quality '2-faced sticky tape' will fix the problem.
Had this issue a while ago with the top lid organizer falling away.
I believe the tape I used was a 3M product.

 

Tape is great for a smooth surface which the tour pack liner is not. Velcro is the right tool for this job. With Velcro you can easily remove the liner for cleaning or maintenance should you ever need access to the mounting bolts and then just reinstall the liner. Velcro is also included when you purchase a genuine Harley-Davidson liner.

 

Well ... The Velcro still has to stick to the liner, right??

 

FWIW, living in South Florida and the intense heat pounding down on top of the trunk, I found makes the tape useless.

That is the reason y I went to the bolt and washers. <-- THAt is GREAT for me. And I move it from 1 bike to the next if I di dnot mention it already above.

 

Velcro is two parts right? a hook side and a loop side... If you mean that you have to stick the loop side of the velcro to the liner, thats not the case. You only use the hook side of the Velcro attached to the tour pack, then The liner itself acts as the loop.