Tour Pack not in need alternate packing advice
#1
Tour Pack not in need alternate packing advice
I order a Hot Citrus/Antique Gunstock King TP 6 weeks ago with no signs of it getting in anytime soon. I'm leaving on a 4,000 trip from KC to Key West March 30th and was wanting some advise on an alternative method of luggage. I have a 2012 CVO SG with three seat options a C&C solo seat with backrest, a stock seat from an Ultra with backrest and the stock CVO seat without backrest. I don't want to invest too much in luggage since I'm already out $1,500.00 for a tour Pack that I hopefuly will recieve in the next 3 weeks. The CVO SG has lid speakers and one amp in the saddle bags taking up space. Options?
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I order a Hot Citrus/Antique Gunstock King TP 6 weeks ago with no signs of it getting in anytime soon. I'm leaving on a 4,000 trip from KC to Key West March 30th and was wanting some advise on an alternative method of luggage. I have a 2012 CVO SG with three seat options a C&C solo seat with backrest, a stock seat from an Ultra with backrest and the stock CVO seat without backrest. I don't want to invest too much in luggage since I'm already out $1,500.00 for a tour Pack that I hopefuly will recieve in the next 3 weeks. The CVO SG has lid speakers and one amp in the saddle bags taking up space. Options?
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#3
This is fairly inexpesnive and actually well made at less than 100 bucks. Mine has lasted more than 30k miles with no problems.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ggage-Set.aspx
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ggage-Set.aspx
#5
This is fairly inexpesnive and actually well made at less than 100 bucks. Mine has lasted more than 30k miles with no problems.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ggage-Set.aspx
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ggage-Set.aspx
#6
+2 This bag has served me well for a long time. The only thing I did to it was spray it down really well with a waterproofing spray I picked up from walmart. Let it dry for 24 hrs and I have yet to see anything I pack init get wet and I have ridden in some serious turd floaters!
#7
I use a tbag, big, configured well, rigid, waterproof ( and has resale value if you want to unload after 1 use). check your local craigslist.
careful of a duffle or other "limp" bag which can sag and scuff your paint on fenders or saddlebags.
Maybe with luck your tourpak will show up, I have ordered painted parts before and they all did take "4 to 6 weeks" but not longer.
make sure you have everything you need to mount it up if it arrives 2 days before you blast off.
alternate, pack a bunch of stuff in a box and UPS to your destination
Mike
careful of a duffle or other "limp" bag which can sag and scuff your paint on fenders or saddlebags.
Maybe with luck your tourpak will show up, I have ordered painted parts before and they all did take "4 to 6 weeks" but not longer.
make sure you have everything you need to mount it up if it arrives 2 days before you blast off.
alternate, pack a bunch of stuff in a box and UPS to your destination
Mike
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#8
Ditto on any type of bags. I got T-bags off of craigslist and fit them over the passenger backrest resting on the luggage rack (since we were two-up). Solo rider wouldn't need luggage rack since you can use the seating area of passenger to rest bag on. You can pack a lot of stuff in them. But what's convenient is they come off and go into the hotel easy.
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#10
Thanks for the replies. I may go with that bag. I have a solo TP mount and a new TP Airwing luggage rack set up for the new tour pack when it arrives. I was thinking of trying to mount the Air Wing luggage rack to the solo tour pack mount some how and use it to strap on the new bag so I can use my C&C solo seat. I think if I get a scotch and stare at the two I should be able to figure something out.