Kuryakyn Tour Pack relocator
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I've been thinking about a tour pack relocator ever since seeing the Kuraykin one on "Two Wheel Thunder".
My question is - doesn't moving the tour pack back leave a gap between the end of the seat and the backrest?
It seems to me, that if I shifted the tour pack even an inch backwards, the passenger would be sitting on the back edge of the seat, and that would not be comfortable...
I'd love to see a picture taken from above the seat showing the resultant gap from anyone who has installed one of the relocators mentioned above...
Jim
My question is - doesn't moving the tour pack back leave a gap between the end of the seat and the backrest?
It seems to me, that if I shifted the tour pack even an inch backwards, the passenger would be sitting on the back edge of the seat, and that would not be comfortable...
I'd love to see a picture taken from above the seat showing the resultant gap from anyone who has installed one of the relocators mentioned above...
Jim
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I've got the Anderson one also, really quality product. I'd go that route. as far as showing a bit of fender behind the seat, it does, it doesn't cause my wife to sit beyond the back of the seat plus she LOVES the extra room and I can use my backrest.
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