Tour Pak Fix
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Road Master
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Tour Pak Fix
I have a detachable Tour Pak that has been loose since day one. Every detachable Tour Pak I have come across also seems to be loose. They kind of rock at the quick detach points. They people I have talked with all say the same thing. “They are all loose.”
Has anyone come up with a fix for this problem?
This winter I’m adding the Kuryakyn relocator to move the Tour Pak back a total of 4 inches. When I do this I’m going to use some silicon in the quick release to dampen the movement. I really don’t want to replace the detachable with a hard mount. Have any ideas?
Has anyone come up with a fix for this problem?
This winter I’m adding the Kuryakyn relocator to move the Tour Pak back a total of 4 inches. When I do this I’m going to use some silicon in the quick release to dampen the movement. I really don’t want to replace the detachable with a hard mount. Have any ideas?
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One of the forum members here makes billet aluminum mounts. I have them and they work great. I just lube them up a little one and a while. They should last forever.
I'm sure someone will post the info for you.
Steve
I'm sure someone will post the info for you.
Steve
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Replacement CNC solid bushings. He calls them FMJs.
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Replacement CNC solid bushings. He calls them FMJs.
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I have the Road King tourpak and have the opposite problem the damn thing is too tight. I have to pry it wider to make it fit I don't need the lock its so hard to take off. Go figure
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At least it doesn't rattle!
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Too tight
Sounds like you need to move the washer's around some so that you don't have to spread it that much, should just slide on, best to have just a slight drag to it (wedge) if it's as tight as you say look and see if if you can move a washer so that the bushing lines up better, mine was a bear to remove till I saw what the problem was, mine was at the back the latch portion. Hope this helps some 