Selling my tour pack that I purchased about a year and a half ago for my 2015 Street Glide. It is a black chopped tour pack with a touring back rest. I really liked the profile of the chopped pack and my wife really liked the touring backrest. The tour pack is in perfect condition wit hardware.


Asking $800 or best offer.

 

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PM sent as well.

 

Hi ,if you still have the tour pack can I ask , is it OEM and is the bracket 2 up or solo , I am thinking solo as you referred your wife likes it , thanks.

 

1) 1.5 year old thread

2) Yes....it is OEM by the looks of it

3) It is 2-up

 

Why would you think his wife like the backrest on it if it was set up solo???

 

UMMM , Just maybe his wife rides , I guess I should ask him why he is selling it as well being that The Family Likes it so muck , but I wont because its none of my Business .

 

 

I should have known that there are people out there just waiting to read other peoples post that don't concern them in the hopes they can apply there Memes , Read on and enjoy your jumps , I be moving on.

 

Sorry to have been a smart ***, but it looks to be a two-up rack... notice the sides are flat chrome from the slots at the front of the rack back to the locking latches. They sit in line like that on a two-up rack, because of where they ‘dock’ at on the bike. A solo rack docks on different places on the dock, than a two-up does. On a solo rack the front slots slide on a bushing behind the shocks top bolts and that’s a wider gap from the left to right side, than where the back locks dock at. Because of that the side of the solo rack isn’t “flat” so to speak (like the two-up rack), it’s has some contour to it because the mounting points are not in a straight line, from the font to back, with one another. There’s also difference in the layout design, that result in where the flat plate on top winds up that the tour pack is mounted to, but flat side or contoured side is the easiest to see.