Quick Detach Kit Installed
Road Captain
Joined: May 2011
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From: Palmyra Missouri
Hey guy's, Did you all go with the deutsch plugs? and where did ya get them? I have the 13th anniversary limited and and have the short light bar with the bullet turn signals and think it would look cool without tour pack when the bride is not goin, Thanks..
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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Central Illinois
"Deutsch plugs" ??? What be that??? I just unplugged the lights out of the tour pak, unplugged the speakers and tucked everything away until I needed them when putting the pak back on
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Road Captain
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 565
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From: Palmyra Missouri
They make it alot neater and easier to tuck wires away, I got all the part numbers for pins and plugs in a doc file but was just wunder'n how you did it, I beleive the water tight plugs and caps are a better and neater way to go and it is an extra $60 to do it that way but at least there is not alot of wires coiled up under the seat and makes it quicker when changing out tour pack.. and it's all water tight, I'm all about doin things right!
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 136
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From: NY
Thanks Y'all... $550???? man they are sticking it to you on that...
I paid $286 for the Detach Kit and $70 for the Hidden antenna... I chose to do the hidden antenna instead of relocating.. Just for a cleaner look... You do get an antenna relocator in with the kit though...
I paid $286 for the Detach Kit and $70 for the Hidden antenna... I chose to do the hidden antenna instead of relocating.. Just for a cleaner look... You do get an antenna relocator in with the kit though...
That looks sweet with the tour pak off. Nice bike and love the color!
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 4,351
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From: Illinois
I am wanting to add a king tour pack to my SG this winter. I am on the fence if I need it to be detachable or not. I should probably go with the detachable mount.
I can't believe how much money it all adds up to if you want to make it just like an Ultra's tour pack.
Dennis
I can't believe how much money it all adds up to if you want to make it just like an Ultra's tour pack.
Dennis
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 279
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From: Mentor, Ohio
They make it alot neater and easier to tuck wires away, I got all the part numbers for pins and plugs in a doc file but was just wunder'n how you did it, I beleive the water tight plugs and caps are a better and neater way to go and it is an extra $60 to do it that way but at least there is not alot of wires coiled up under the seat and makes it quicker when changing out tour pack.. and it's all water tight, I'm all about doin things right!
I just bought a ultra tour pak from a member, small cracks as noted but weld em up, got a buddy with a shop and an extra can pint of black cherry paint...gonna do inner fairing also..already had the 4 point dock just bought a mount from fleabay for $90
All said and done for the project about $500..gonna be nice not to have to strap on the ol luggage pack..
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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Central Illinois
Quick Detach: 53303-07
Hidden Antenna: 76000266
Now the Quick detach kit does come with the antenna relocator, but I decided to hide it in the faring for a cleaner look...
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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Central Illinois
I am wanting to add a king tour pack to my SG this winter. I am on the fence if I need it to be detachable or not. I should probably go with the detachable mount.
I can't believe how much money it all adds up to if you want to make it just like an Ultra's tour pack.
Dennis
I can't believe how much money it all adds up to if you want to make it just like an Ultra's tour pack.
Dennis
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 385
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From: Ontario Canada
Excellent thread about the Deutsch connectors and how to do them.........
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...etachable.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...etachable.html