Detachable Tour-Pak Conversion Kit
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Detachable Tour-Pak Conversion Kit
Thinking about getting the Detachable Tour-Pak conversion kit installed on my
2014 Ultra Limited. Anyone have this now and if so are you satisfied with the results? My ride is the 2 tone brown Limited. Not sure how it will look.
2014 Ultra Limited. Anyone have this now and if so are you satisfied with the results? My ride is the 2 tone brown Limited. Not sure how it will look.
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I installed the kit on my old '08.
I don't think I removed the tourpak more than 3 or 4 times in five years.
A fairly expensive accessory even though I installed it myself.
It was a waste of money for me.
Sold the kit to forum member here when I bought my '13.
I don't think I removed the tourpak more than 3 or 4 times in five years.
A fairly expensive accessory even though I installed it myself.
It was a waste of money for me.
Sold the kit to forum member here when I bought my '13.
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I have one on my 2013 Ultra and love it. It's a little awkward to remove the tour pak and requires patience but once you have the hang of it, it frees the back of your bike up. I want to order one for my new 2014 model (arriving tomorrow!), but I hear there is a wait until June !!! At least this is in Australia. The price here for the full relocation kit is just shy of $1000 Australian. Can someone check out if they are available in the US please as I may end up bringing one in rather than waiting.
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I have one on my 2013 Ultra and love it. It's a little awkward to remove the tour pak and requires patience but once you have the hang of it, it frees the back of your bike up. I want to order one for my new 2014 model (arriving tomorrow!), but I hear there is a wait until June !!! At least this is in Australia. The price here for the full relocation kit is just shy of $1000 Australian. Can someone check out if they are available in the US please as I may end up bringing one in rather than waiting.
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Please let me know. I'm about to pull the trigger on one.
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I have had mine on for about 2 months now and love the way it looks with and without the tour pack I really like the big bright light that are installed on the saddle bags.my bike is the Pearl charcoal and silver and I have the red lights installed I think it looks good, I usually take my tour pack of during the week and put on my solo seat it only takes about 5 minutes to change everything around
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I have had mine on for about 2 months now and love the way it looks with and without the tour pack I really like the big bright light that are installed on the saddle bags.my bike is the Pearl charcoal and silver and I have the red lights installed I think it looks good, I usually take my tour pack of during the week and put on my solo seat it only takes about 5 minutes to change everything around
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You can really feel the heavy tour pak and mount as it rides up high. Not as much as a passenger, but you always know it is there.
It also makes it much more difficult to casually swing your leg over to mount. With the pak on I have to step over the saddle.
Spends most of it's time hanging on the wall unless I plan on a passenger.
For some, they are always carrying stuff around, and for them a permanent mount is fine.
I try to carry as little stuff as possible. YMMV
It also makes it much more difficult to casually swing your leg over to mount. With the pak on I have to step over the saddle.
Spends most of it's time hanging on the wall unless I plan on a passenger.
For some, they are always carrying stuff around, and for them a permanent mount is fine.
I try to carry as little stuff as possible. YMMV