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I just call Mr. Anderson up, bought one over the phone, super nice guy, I sure it got be better than Kury one for I had it and nite mare to install bolts broke etc.
The '06 UC with the adjustable TP, does the George Anderson kit allow the TP to be adjusted back 2+" beyond that already provided for? Because I put the rider backrest on and my wife is complaining about lack of space for her. And she's a little lady, 112lbs.
I was talking to my brother about this. Has anyone thought about just drilling 4 new holes in the stock U bracket to move the pack back this way? Seems like a simple job for someone with a drill press or even a machine shop that wouldn't cost much.
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RE: moving tour pak back
