Ultra tour pak-quick detach kit
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Tourer
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From: Wisconsin
Ultra tour pak-quick detach kit
Hello, I know I've seen a post or two on this subject. I ride a 2010 ultra Limited and I would like some advice on a painless way to make the tour pak a quick detach. Any help out there would be greatly appreciated. I think I might want a different seat also, the stock one would not look right?? Thank you and ride safe.
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Cheltenham, UK
I have the 08 detach kit and LOVE it, just ordered a '10 Limited and the detach kit was the first thing I added. I know it is dear but worth every penny really. I run a CVO Street Glide 08 seat when the pak is not on and I think it looks the biz. I wouldn't consider trying to cut the corner to save some money, I would rather wait and be patient
Road Warrior
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From: SoCal & West TN
The best thing about a Detachable Kit on the new frame is it just blends with the rear fender when the Tour Pak is removed. You have the benefit of a Tour Pak when you what and can take it off to go around town. It changes the way the bike feels when it is removed.
I have the removable kit on my Road Glide. I also have the CB and radio. I put the antennas inside the fairing. It makes the removable Tour Pak so much easier.
Notice that there is not any antenna. But the Antenna Relocation Mount is still present. I moved them inside the fairing.
Now one without the Tour Pak.
I have the removable kit on my Road Glide. I also have the CB and radio. I put the antennas inside the fairing. It makes the removable Tour Pak so much easier.
Here is how it looks with the Removable Tour Pak.
Here is the rear view.
Notice that there is not any antenna. But the Antenna Relocation Mount is still present. I moved them inside the fairing.
Now one without the Tour Pak.
Last edited by Ultra89Rider; Apr 18, 2010 at 04:35 PM.
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