Tour pak on SG. What do i need?
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Tour pak on SG. What do i need?
I am strongly considering getting a tour pak for my 08 SG and I know there are several other parts needed to complete the install (lock, mount, etc.). I am hoping someone out there who has done this can give me a list with part#'s for everything needed. I have tried to look online but just can't seem to find all the info I need. Thanks.
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I initially had a detachable mount for my tour pak and found that the vibrations and weight wore the mounting pins to quickly. I removed it and decided to buy the stock tour pak mounting hardware.
The detachable was just not strong enough and I never took it off anyway.
Kyle
The detachable was just not strong enough and I never took it off anyway.
Kyle
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From: North TX
Depends on what you are doing. If you ride 2 up you ill need a back rest and lower back pad. Do you want speakers? Do you want a luggage rack? Do you want lights? Do you want a liner in it? I did a TP last year and by the time I was done I was into it over $4K. But, I added everything plus an amp, LED headlight and LED spotlights.
To say exactly what you need go talk to the parts department. They gave me a quote, I compared prices online and then they beat it when you consider the reward points I got.
To say exactly what you need go talk to the parts department. They gave me a quote, I compared prices online and then they beat it when you consider the reward points I got.
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Depends on what you are doing. If you ride 2 up you ill need a back rest and lower back pad. Do you want speakers? Do you want a luggage rack? Do you want lights? Do you want a liner in it? I did a TP last year and by the time I was done I was into it over $4K. But, I added everything plus an amp, LED headlight and LED spotlights.
Now that I'm retired and we're contemplating a move to NC (foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains), I may want to add a tourpak at some point...
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ARE YOU SERIOUS??? I also want a tour pak but man, I don't want to shell out all that cash. But I can see how it can get very expensive, very fast.
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If the budget does not allow for the full Harley stuff, you can get an aftermarket tour pack from http://www.mutazu.com/products.php?c...ies&s=prod.php
It is not Harley quality in paint nor construction, but for $100 it comes with interior padding, opening support wires, backrest keyed lock, and simply bolts onto the Harley 4 point mounting bracket. (gotta drill the holes).
Mine usually hangs on the wall until G/F wants to come along. It gives her a place to keep her purse and stuff, and a place for me to lock up our helmets.
Design looks great on a Street Glide. Smaller and lighter than a Harley King Pack, but bigger than a chopped pack.
Whole thing costs less than just a Harley backrest.
It is not Harley quality in paint nor construction, but for $100 it comes with interior padding, opening support wires, backrest keyed lock, and simply bolts onto the Harley 4 point mounting bracket. (gotta drill the holes).
Mine usually hangs on the wall until G/F wants to come along. It gives her a place to keep her purse and stuff, and a place for me to lock up our helmets.
Design looks great on a Street Glide. Smaller and lighter than a Harley King Pack, but bigger than a chopped pack.
Whole thing costs less than just a Harley backrest.