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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?
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?
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.
I had two CVO road glide I ran a chopped tour pack in the solo position with a corbin solo seat. on my 15 CVO Road glide ultra, I moved the tour pack to the solo position the week I bought the bike. All with quick detach hard ware and the solo tour pack mounting rack.
On my 17 CVO Street glide I am using the solo seat, and the had solo luggage rack with a bag. I am having a bar welded on it sort of like a back rest, then going to powder coat it black. I will be able to run a T-Bags Route 66 and top roll that way, about two weeks worth of luggage, more than a king tour pack will carry.
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