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I have a luggage rack where the passenger seat was. Put a duffle bag or some soft luggage there and you have a good backrest. I did 2300 miles in a week that way, the cop seat was great! Enjoy the trip.
Is that a 4 point docking kit? I have one from when I detached my Tour Pak. I didn't think I could put the Tour Pak on it that position where it's right behind me like your's is. I was thinking if I put the Tour Pak on, I'd have a big space behind me which would look kind of weird. Is that not the case?
Originally Posted by silveradoman2
There is two different detachable tour pak racks. One is called two up, puts the tour pak back and out over the rear fender. The second is called a solo detachable tour pak rack, puts the tour pak right behind the rider, or at least close to the rider. That's what I have on my bike.
what he said. in my case, that is a 2 point docking kit (which they don't seem to make for the newer bikes), but it would work as well with the 4 point. you just need the solo tourpak rack.
Is that a 4 point docking kit? I have one from when I detached my Tour Pak. I didn't think I could put the Tour Pak on it that position where it's right behind me like your's is. I was thinking if I put the Tour Pak on, I'd have a big space behind me which would look kind of weird. Is that not the case?
You need a solo tourpac mount and who cares if it look weird if you have a gap should you use the tourpac as is?? ?? Be a good place to carry a giant comfy memory foam mattress to sleep on too.
Last edited by bigheadted; Jan 6, 2017 at 03:37 PM.
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