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I also have the detachable backrest on my RG. Will the tourpack mount to the backrest posts or do I need to get different ones?
Different ones. The tourpack detachable mounts are farther back.
Yea, but the solo pak attachment uses the front ones doesnt it?
Funny you should ask...I just saw that configuration for the first time this morning in a picture. I don't think I'd like riding solo with my back against the box. I'd much rather keep my regular backrest. But to answer your question, yes, it looks like if you're running without a passenger seat and want the tourpack up against you that you can use the same docking posts as the sissy bar.
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