Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
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Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
Has anyone put on the Ultra Tour Pack for the Road Glide? How much was there to wiring the speakers and did you have any other issues. Is is fairly easy to put on a take off and will the backrest fit in the tourpack for "destination" riding. I saw in another post "Sheepskin" that CDEM02 has this setup. I didn't want to highjack that post so I started a new one. Trying to decide if i want the Ultra look or the chopped, but leaning to the Ultra. Let me know what you guys think.
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RE: Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
Simcom,
I do have the Ultra Tour-Pak on my RG. Remember, that the rear speaker pods and speakers are extra, and do not come with the pak. In fact, the pak only comes with a liner. You will still have to buy the lock, and the mounting kits. My TP is removable, so I have to disconnect/connect the tail light and the antenna connections. You'll also need to buy an antenna relocation kit too. If you're planning to make your TP removable. Personally, I like the King (Ultra) TP best. I ride long distance a lot and like the more space as well as the extra tail/brake lights.
I do have the Ultra Tour-Pak on my RG. Remember, that the rear speaker pods and speakers are extra, and do not come with the pak. In fact, the pak only comes with a liner. You will still have to buy the lock, and the mounting kits. My TP is removable, so I have to disconnect/connect the tail light and the antenna connections. You'll also need to buy an antenna relocation kit too. If you're planning to make your TP removable. Personally, I like the King (Ultra) TP best. I ride long distance a lot and like the more space as well as the extra tail/brake lights.
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Has anyone put on the Ultra Tour Pack for the Road Glide? How much was there to wiring the speakers and did you have any other issues. Is is fairly easy to put on a take off and will the backrest fit in the tourpack for "destination" riding. I saw in another post "Sheepskin" that CDEM02 has this setup. I didn't want to highjack that post so I started a new one. Trying to decide if i want the Ultra look or the chopped, but leaning to the Ultra. Let me know what you guys think.
Has anyone put on the Ultra Tour Pack for the Road Glide? How much was there to wiring the speakers and did you have any other issues. Is is fairly easy to put on a take off and will the backrest fit in the tourpack for "destination" riding. I saw in another post "Sheepskin" that CDEM02 has this setup. I didn't want to highjack that post so I started a new one. Trying to decide if i want the Ultra look or the chopped, but leaning to the Ultra. Let me know what you guys think.
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RE: Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
I don't know how hard it would be, but I have King Tour Pack from a Classic that I'm not using. Was going to us it on my'96 FLHTP, then decided to trade the thing in on a newUltra. It is Black, two pinstripes (red and orange, I think). Has the nice chrome rack on top, and the backrest padalso. It is in very good shape, and you could repaint pretty easily to match your color scheme. Does NOT have the speaker pods like the Ultra. I'm sure we could come to an arrangement on price, if you're interested.
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RE: Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
I have the King tourpac but I did not make it removable. the wiring is strait forward, helps if you have the service manual, you do need to get the non-ultra overlay harness for the rear speakers and as posted above they are a seperate item and do not come with the TP. again I agree with the poster above the King/Ultra is has more storage room and in more functional
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RE: Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
I went with the Classic TourPak myself because I like the"clean" look but still like the space of the full size pak.Removal is a snap. Twoclicks of the rear camlocks and it comes off as easy as the backrest of my Fatboy. The factory wiring harness comes with a connector for the lighting system, but I'm not sure about the speakers. You may have to run additional cabling up to the stereo for the rear speakers.
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RE: Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
I have the King Pack as well on my Road Glide. The previous owner had all the Ultra goodiesput on so I'm no help there.
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RE: Ultra tour pack for Road Glide
Yes I have the ultra pak. It was already on when I bought it. I was told that the stereo on the RG is not set up for rear speakers. The sales guy (who was also the owner) told me he had to have the radio removed and sent back to harley for re-programming. It also has the cb and I'm not sure if that is why it was sent back. The wiring and everything else looks straight forward but I have never taken it off. It is not setup upas a detachable unit. If you are reffering to a rider backrest, it will fit in the tour pak. I don't know about a sissy bar setup.
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