cheap tour pak question
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6th Gear
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cheap tour pak question
I would like to put a tour pak on my Road King but I can't see shelling out $700 bucks for one from Harley, especially when I would only use it once or twice a year. I found one on Ebay for $110 It is from Matazu M.C. accessories. I was wondering if anyone has any first hand knowledge, or has purchased one of these tour pak's? I know you usually get what you pay for but sometimes you can get lucky. Thanks all
Cruiser
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From: League City, TX
If your interested in a Harley style copy, this guy has some pretty decent prices as well. When I paint my bike this winter I think it's what I'm going with. Just another option...
http://www.oldinc.com/oldystourpack.htm
http://www.oldinc.com/oldystourpack.htm
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I've had mine for 3+ years and recommend them as an excellent value for what it is: similar in construction to the HD Road King tour paks that open forward (but without the vinyl cover); probably not suitable for a luggage rack on the lid supporting substantial weight; and, holds about 80-85% of what an HD King Tour Pak holds.
Do a search using "Mutazu" and you should find many threads and probably 90+% favorable reviews.
Do a search using "Mutazu" and you should find many threads and probably 90+% favorable reviews.
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freind of mine has one on his fatboy he got a small rack on it with some slight spider webbing aroung the holes.but its still holding up after 4 years. for the price its ok but.....it has a metric look to it.
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Or?? You might try something like I'm going for .......... an older Shovelhead style TouPak for a bit of a retro thing and if it should make a difference it's a genuine gee-whiz Harley item. I'm putting the last items together to finish mine off. (weather stripping, powder coated brackets, rails, etc.) Mine was just finished from the painter in good old vivid black to match the bike. I made some modest functional alterations and even apart on the dining room table, it looks cool.
Hey, I had to do SOMETHING to help my black bagger from disappearing in the crowd!
Hey, I had to do SOMETHING to help my black bagger from disappearing in the crowd!
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