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Another option that works well is the kuryakyn relocator kit for about $135.
If you have added the rear speakers, the amplifier is under the tourpak, and Kuryakyn has assured me that their kit does NOT work with the amp. For the life of me, and the picture, I can't imagine why it won't but they insisted. I bought the kit from George and he added a plate for the amp, but he doesn't put the mounting holes in it. Maybe I was just hasty, but that turned it into a major job that took me several hours due to drilling holes in wrong place, putting on amp backwards, and trying to hold the tourpak up with my shoulder while connecting amp. It was a bitch to do, but with the tourpak moved back 1.25", my chubby wife can sit and not be pushing my backrest (and me) forward. It's great!
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RE: Tour Pak Relocation
