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Found this 1 online. You may also want to search "King of the Highway" as that was the branded touring packages back then. As an example I put a 1978 fiberglass bag package on my '81 Sturgis. They were just packages purchased alacarte
Found this 1 online. You may also want to search "King of the Highway" as that was the branded touring packages back then. As an example I put a 1978 fiberglass bag package on my '81 Sturgis. They were just packages purchased alacarte
As mentioned it was first offered for 1969 models. Wasn't really large but it works. Uses a keyed lock and removable lid. Pic is one that is mounted on my 65.
Uses a very simple mounting system. When they came out with the larger size Tour-Paks, at some point they also offered a locking mechanism so that it could not be moved from the luggage rack. My 84 FLH had that
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