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I only have two point docking, so fitted this rack ($200- p/n 53011-98), of course if you want to remove it the sissy bar has to come off as well, but thats not a problem once you get where you are going
I've got the same setup MexiRider has. Works great. I have a T-bags bag with a roll bag on top. I got it at the dealer for $150 I think. Could have gotten it cheaper but was in a pinch and needed something quick.
Originally Posted by painey
I only have two point docking, so fitted this rack ($200- p/n 53011-98), of course if you want to remove it the sissy bar has to come off as well, but thats not a problem once you get where you are going
If you look at the OP, he has a 2011 model. Harley does not make that 2 Point set up for the '09/Later models. I think Harley did this because the 4 Point Docking for '08/earlier sticks out so far back. So Harley made the set up for the Earlier year 2 point Docking station. But, like I said, they don't fit with the newer models. (maybe that is why they are cheaper too)
Last edited by Ultra89Rider; Jan 4, 2012 at 12:49 PM.
If you look at the OP, he has a 2011 model. Harley does not make that 2 Point set up for the '09/Later models. I think Harley did this because the 4 Point Docking for '08/earlier sticks out so far back. So Harley made the set up for the Earlier year 2 point Docking station. But, like I said, they don't work with the newer models. (maybe that is why they are cheaper too)
I know he has a 2011 model but I thought if he is using a two point docking system then the rack I have used will work for him as it attaches directly to teh sissy bar!!!
It does in fact just mount around the bars, I have fitted this very rack to my sissy bar, I know my RK is 2007 but I cannot see any reason why it should not fit any sissy bar that is the correct width, take a look at the Instruction Sheet and can see clearly how it attaches. I think mine took no more than 10 minutes to fit. However once fitted to sissy bar it should NOT be removed.
It does in fact just mount around the bars, I have fitted this very rack to my sissy bar, I know my RK is 2007 but I cannot see any reason why it should not fit any sissy bar that is the correct width, take a look at the Instruction Sheet and can see clearly how it attaches. I think mine took no more than 10 minutes to fit. However once fitted to sissy bar it should NOT be removed.
Since the rear tire and fender are wider on the '09s and newer, I am assuming the sissy bar is wider than your's too.
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