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Anyone that uses their wrack on their tour pack for traveling and attach a bag or have even thought of doing this will benefit from looking into the company RICKRACK.com. Found them at Myrtle Beach. They are a father/son duo that have really come up with some great ideas for our baggers....
I use this one on an Aero Rack. Softsided and comes with a rain cover. And the least expensive HD piece. Perfect for rain gear and immediate use needs. Pack heavier low. Those removeable custom fit bags for the bags and the tour pack are pretty handy as well. They come with a new bike, but a good investment I'd say. Load them up in the house, drop them in and pull them out for the motel room. Leave em in the room if you are returning lightens things a bit.
Not that it matters, but I recently added saddlebag racks as well. I stumbled across these on ebay, and they were the first set I have found that absolutely perfectly match the Road King saddlebag rails. I just had to have them.
I plan to utilize ALL available space when honey bunny comes along. Especially on the really long hauls.
I don't care for the look of the luggage rack, but GOT-DAMN is it ever useful.
If the PO of my Ultra Classic hadn't added one, I certainly wasn't going to. But it was there when I bought the bike, and I have used it at least half-a-dozen times in the 4 months I've had it.
Not just for camping/traveling anymore.
Ever stop at a garage sale and find something to big for the bags? How about that stop at Walmart for a big package of asswipe? You just never know. Always have an assortment of bungie cords stored away.
Question is, why "not" have a tour pack rack?
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