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Thanks seen the Harley one earlier and the Motherwell won't work the holes are filled in on the fender and I have no intentions of making new ones which is what is making things more difficult.
I have an 08 Fatboy with a solo seat I am looking for quick detach luggage rack so I can take a bag with me on trips and I am not having much luck….
+1 on the Motherwell.......had one for a couple years now, I leave it on all the time. Solo rack matches the curve of the Fatboy rear fender. Not sure the holes you're talking about, my rack mounts into the bolt grooves that hold down the back of the stock seat and a center fastener toward the tail light. Are you using a stock seat or do you have a aftermarket seat?
Last edited by STLFLSTF_Mike; May 16, 2012 at 10:06 PM.
found a detachable solo tour pack rack on cl. The top is flat and anything can be mounted to it. I mounted a tank bag. Perfect for long rides to the ocean, sierras... Sometimes ya just gotta bring stuff.
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