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Not all riders care about their looks but functionality. Givi makes a nice topcase that you can attached to the rear rack. These run about 500 dollars, cheaper than a king tourpak, and can fit more.
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Not all riders care about their looks but functionality. Givi makes a nice topcase that you can attached to the rear rack. These run about 500 dollars, cheaper than a king tourpak, and can fit more.
Then why not buy an Ultra? I think there is a balance between looks and functionality without ending up with something that is fugly.
I'd buy this if I was too cheap to buy a tourpack.
That's actually pretty sharp looking. Wonder if you can add the "queen bee" back & arm rests to it? Looks like all the pics on their website just show a smaller backrest pad..
Originally Posted by BigMike
Then why not buy an Ultra? I think there is a balance between looks and functionality without ending up with something that is fugly.
I'd buy this if I was too cheap to buy a tourpack.
[QUOTE=Shadowbennie;17283285]That's actually pretty sharp looking. Wonder if you can add the "queen bee" back & arm rests to it? Looks like all the pics on their website just show a smaller backrest pad..[
I saw a guy with one on a Denim Black Street Glide in Daytona last year and ask him who made it. It looked great in person too.
Granted, this was a one-off setup created by Barnstorm Cycles for the mag- but if you're a serious photographer, then Pelican cases are part of your standard gear already. So they wanted to see how it would work on a Harley bagger. No mention of the mounting system they created being sold though.
Granted, this was a one-off setup created by Barnstorm Cycles for the mag- but if you're a serious photographer, then Pelican cases are part of your standard gear already. So they wanted to see how it would work on a Harley bagger. No mention of the mounting system they created being sold though.
Ugliest **** I've ever seen on a bagger besides fork fangs.
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