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Has anyone ever fitted the teardrop toolbox on a '19 Low Rider? I had one years ago on my FXST and liked the practicality of being able to carry some tools. I've looked online and there doesn't seem to be anything available for any model after 1999. If someone has a link it would be greatly appreciated.
I put one on my FLHCS (2019). Don't know if the frame is the same in that area but it's doable. Had to drill one hole in the bracket to match the bottom bolt in the frame and one of the top holes is unused but it's all very secure.
Last edited by kotkinjs1; Jul 29, 2024 at 12:16 AM.
Those 2 bolts up top are what you need. On mine they're right into the frame but yours has the fender rail like you said which would be in between the frame and the bracket - shouldn't matter. You just need one on the bottom. Might have to mod the bracket with a new hole as necessary. Simple stuff.
Last edited by kotkinjs1; Jul 29, 2024 at 03:25 AM.
I put one on my FLHCS (2019). Don't know if the frame is the same in that area but it's doable. Had to drill one hole in the bracket to match the bottom bolt in the frame and one of the top holes is unused but it's all very secure.
Thanks man 👌 I'm still playing with the dynojet tuning.... When I put the high flow air filter on I think it changed the numbers and sound around slightly but I like it.
@kotkinjs1 From what I've read, different models have different brackets for the teardrop toolbox. For what model teardrop toolbox did you buy, because as you said, it shouldn't be a difficult job, as long as I have the same bracket as yours.
I think the one I bought was used from ebay - Harley Davidson Right Side Tool Box Mounting Bracket 64202-85a Black. Some of the ones I've seen for sale new in a kit on amazon or dennis kirk etc look pretty much the same.
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Teardrop Toolbox
