Which Tour Pack??????????
Look in my photo album johnny , I have the Ultra , the lights are built in , and when you order it , they will paint it to match your anni. colors , took about two weeks to get mine .. You do have an extra anntenna mount and I'm gonna put another radio antenna on mine and connect it up ..
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The King TP's that came on the EG Classics and Ultra Anniversary models are listed in the HD "Paint Book" catalog. It's the book the parts guys use to order replacement painted parts, usually because someone crashed their bike and need replacement fenders, saddlebags, etc. It's organized by model year, bike model, then OEM colors. So, if you want a TP for an Anniversary Classic or Ultra, it will be listed in that book.
So, take a look at an Anniversary Classic and Ultra and decide if one of those TP's is what you want.
So, take a look at an Anniversary Classic and Ultra and decide if one of those TP's is what you want.
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I will look for photos of mine but just go to the HD website and look at the Ultra Classic Electraglide and the Classic Electraglide. You can do a 360° view of the bikes and check out the tourpaks from every angle.
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I found a couple pics. In one there are no sidelights and a luggage rack. That was before I owned the bike. The dealership loaned it to me for a couple weeks. When I bought it they replaced the lid because I didn't want the luggage rack. I added the lid spoiler and replaced the side chrome strips with led lights.
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And if you are going to use detachable hardware. Get the detachable lock. Aniv and SE Tour paks are hot items to steal. Also you may want to ask around. I had a detachable Pak on my old bike and all the folks I know that have had it didn't like how much the tour pack shook. The mounting is not nearly as solid as the fixed mount. And once you start using a tour pak you will probably never take it off. Taking the things you need out, unplugging the lights, rolling up the wires, relocating and reconnecting the antenna, takes more time than you think.
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They also make a light kit that you can install later. I am looking into this for my SG. I don't know if the Ultra tour pak will look good on a SG, bot I like the extra visability the lights give.
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I am about to buy a Tour Pack to put on my 08 RG and I would like some input. I am going to start with detachable hardware so I can switch back to the back rest. I see on the H-D site that the tour pack for my bike is part number 53325-08COR it says it is a solid color. But the one for the Street Glide PN 53270-08COR is a two tone color like my bike. Does anyone know if it makes a difference which one I use? Since I am using the same part number for my bike as would the SG for the quick detachable hardware,I don't see what difference it would make?INPUT PLEASE
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