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I'M pretty sure this is the same tour pack I purchased back in January. Maybe a different seller. Mine didn't
come with the luggage rack but I really didn't want it. I only paid 205.00 for mine. The quality isn't that of Harleys'
but for the amount of times I'll be using it and the price difference I'm Very satisfied.
you get what you pay for....a buddy ordered the bags from the same place....they are ok for the price....they are not ABS they are polystyrene , thats the S in ABS typical chinese bait and switch bullshit.....i would rather take my money and set it on fire than support that chinese business
I didn't buy the assembled complete one but did buy just the lid and the bottom as you can by just the parts you want, and then used new and used Harley hardware and ebay pieces to put it together the way I wanted. No issues in the several years I've owned mine.
I've read the hardware used in the assembled pack like this are not very good quality, but for the price you could switch it all out with OEM premium Harley hardware and still save a $1000 over buying a new OEM pack. If your nervous of the quality there is always trying to find a good used OEM pack?
Here's what I did with mine using Harley parts, get's used riding two up plenty.
you get what you pay for....a buddy ordered the bags from the same place....they are ok for the price....they are not ABS they are polystyrene , thats the S in ABS typical chinese bait and switch bullshit.....i would rather take my money and set it on fire than support that chinese business
Hahaha...... sucks! They sell us defective drywall and poisonous hardwood floors. But making us replicated bags and travel packs from polystyrene is hitting below the belt!
Hahaha...... sucks! They sell us defective drywall and poisonous hardwood floors. But making us replicated bags and travel packs from polystyrene is hitting below the belt!
WELL........they advertise them as ABS, the properties of the two are fairly different...the main one being impact....styreen hasent much.....just pointing out my experiences not trying to save the world
Did the aftermarket route. Should have just started with the OEM. Got tired of all the rattling. OEM is much better quality. Added the factory interior lights and for the saddle bags. Great addition. Surdyke offers great pricing. Just fyi
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