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How is the finish on the paint. I just got my king pack and a couple spots looks like they sprayed over lint or dust. The razor looks good on you bike. I got the premium rack to go along with my rack. I think the extra chrome looks nice and adds extra storage options if needed
Paint looks good on mine. It has one small pit on the lip were the backrest would go put other than that looks flawless.
I covered the holes in my Tour Pac with black plastic plugs from Lowes. Sanded them a bit and painted them with matching color touch up paint. Secured them with a little silicone sealant and they look great and do the job. Looks as if it came from the factory that way.
With 4 kids, any trips the OL and I take are only a few days at the most. We got by pretty good on my Fatboy that had RK custom bags and a mid size T bag.
The hard bags on my SG are bigger than the ones I had on the Fatboy and it looks like the Razor would hold just as much as the T bag.
I'm still leaning towards the chopped tour-pak, but I'm definitely giving the razor size a lot more consideration.
I really think the deciding factor will prob end up being comfort for the OL. It looks like the backrest pad for the Razor is very low and wouldn't offer much support to a passenger. The wrap around backrest for the King pak is out of the question because she hates it. The backrest pad on the chopped pack hits her right about where the detach backrest I have now hits her and she seems to like it.
I'll have to wait and see some pics of the razor in 2up mode to see about the backrest location a little better.
With 4 kids, any trips the OL and I take are only a few days at the most. We got by pretty good on my Fatboy that had RK custom bags and a mid size T bag.
The hard bags on my SG are bigger than the ones I had on the Fatboy and it looks like the Razor would hold just as much as the T bag.
I'm still leaning towards the chopped tour-pak, but I'm definitely giving the razor size a lot more consideration.
I really think the deciding factor will prob end up being comfort for the OL. It looks like the backrest pad for the Razor is very low and wouldn't offer much support to a passenger. The wrap around backrest for the King pak is out of the question because she hates it. The backrest pad on the chopped pack hits her right about where the detach backrest I have now hits her and she seems to like it.
I'll have to wait and see some pics of the razor in 2up mode to see about the backrest location a little better.
My wife was just the other way of thinking... I had the king pac / bought the chopped and she did NOT like the back rest on the chopped... got to looking and just swaped the lids between the King wrap around and the chopped - then the wife was happy... chopped pac with King lid and wrap around.. Go figure.
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