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1990 FLHTCU. Totally stock. Although my wife loves the backrest on the tourpack trunk I am thinking about doing the following purely for asthetics...
Removing the CB and replacing it with that really nice factory cover plate that says Ultra Classic on the bottom of it.
Removing the factory antenna and installing a underfairing antenna.
Removing the tour pack trunk and installing a nice padded passenger sissy bar and luggage rack. The rear speakers don't work anyway. Actually, I don't even listen to the radio when I ride.
Removing the front tourpack just so I can get more air on my legs. I don't really ride when its colder than 60 degrees so having all this wind protection isn't necessary for me.
I would also like to extend the floor boards and I can't do it with the tour pack on.
Is there anybody here with pics of an Ultra Classic modded like this?
I know its my bike and I can do what I want but is it "against the rules" to do something like this.
It's YOUR bike...do what YOU like with it. I wasn't aware of any 'rules'! Don't go worrying about what other riders think!!
What you are describing is a basic ElectraGlide Standard.
This is what I used on my 92 Classic. The rack bolted on the deck and could take the Pad off for cleaner look when OL wasn't rideing, not detachable though since you have the rear deck always on.
This is what I used on my 92 Classic. The rack bolted on the deck and could take the Pad off for cleaner look when OL wasn't rideing, not detachable though since you have the rear deck always on.
Bingo!!! Thats what I want. Can you tell me where you got that rack and pad from and what the part #'s are. That would be perfect. Thanks.. John G
Bingo!!! Thats what I want. Can you tell me where you got that rack and pad from and what the part #'s are. That would be perfect. Thanks.. John G
Looks like SilverB can hook you up w rack but here's the # 52548-87B is the Pillow Look Pad and 53405-87B is the luggage Rack. Your parts guy can check nationally if any dealer still has one in stock. Not sure if they can still be ordered. I kept mine and got the detachable rack set up for the 07 and bolted the 92 rack on it since I put the tour pak back on 92 when I sold it. I don't know if they had detachable stuff for your 90 or if you can order it. I went with solo seat on 07 but had stock seat on 92 for 175K miles so I didn't mind the look w rack only on.
PM me if you want it. It is not perfect. No dents, etc. Finish isnt that great anymore. Maybe have to be rechromed. I don't think you can buy a new one anymore. Pay for the shipping, and it is yours.
It's always recommended to keep in mine that it's important to keep your passenger comfortable and happy. If you want to be doing a lot of solo riding, just mount a backrest that she doesn't like so you can make your scoot look better.
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