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i know what your saying is omg.a TOURPACK on a STREETBOB.well just want to say, i love dynas and i love to travel.i have made this mods for vacations.takes me about 3 minutes to install and take off.so when iam in the city,i can strip it down to a street rod or saddle it up for the long haul.every one asks me why i just didnt buy a tour bike.i tell them one thing.i live in the city and i like a street rod for city riding.and i didnt have to pay $20,000 plus dollars for a tour bike.this mod costed me, OMG $150.00 TOTAL . and now,i have a tour bike.and i have a street rod,all in one.so here it is stripped down for the city and saddle up for the vacation.my wife love's the extra added back rest to.and you can strap roll bags on top of the saddle bags to for even more storage space,and they will act like armrests for the oldlady to kick back and relax and enjoy the ride.the tour pack costed me 110.00 new on ebay from www.mutazu.com.the tour pack is awesome for the money and is the same cubic inch space as the harley tourpack,that costs $600-1500.the guy who sells them paints them in 4 diffrent oem harley colors.dont remeber the colors.mine is vivid black.i threw on the harley medillion.and going to install a led strip lighting bar on the bottom for more lighting for the highways.if you like to travel,its a easy way to store your stuff.well,hope u all enjoy it.here is the streetrod. email me or P.M. me or click link below,if your interested in the mounting bracket .kits will also fit all yrs. sportsters,softail,and dyna's(except 07 softail customs) tourpak mounting kit info >>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=004&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&viewitem=&item=140100265294&rd=1,1  

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NICE! Seems to me most folks forget that it doesn't have to have the almighty "HD" logo on it to fullfill a need. Lots of times it holds you back on options. RR  

RoadRocket said: NICE! Seems to me most folks forget that it doesn't have to have the almighty "HD" logo on it to fullfill a need. Lots of times it holds you back on options. RR Click to expand...

I have a friend that got an old flh, put in a S&S Evo engine, then that tourpak and some aftermarket hardbags, that are bigger than HD's. He added a removable windshiend. He has a bagger that has an attitude, and it did not cost an arm and a leg.  

thats what i do, is strip it down to my attidude bike in the city. then when iam touring, i attach everything in about 10 minutes and iam ready for the highway  

I like what you've done!!! I realize weight up top like that sucks, but how big is it & what kind of weight limit does it have? I'm like you, I strip the bike down at home, but load her up for trips...  

That looks great and ya gotta love the cost! Well done.:woohoo: :whisper: You might want to go back to your original post and separate the website address from the "the" in the sentence. It messes up the linkability to the site. Others may want to do the same as you.:cheers:  

it's a slippery slope............... Yeah, that's how we all started. Next bike, touring. :yes:  

1969K10 said: I like what you've done!!! I realize weight up top like that sucks, but how big is it & what kind of weight limit does it have? I'm like you, I strip the bike down at home, but load her up for trips... Click to expand...

98RKC said: That looks great and ya gotta love the cost! Well done.:woohoo: :whisper: You might want to go back to your original post and separate the website address from the "the" in the sentence. It messes up the linkability to the site. Others may want to do the same as you.:cheers: Click to expand...

Nice job there. My L.A. buddies bought a non HD tour pack off e-bay then custom painted it to match my bike etc. I had to fab the solo bracket to get around my Corbin Classic Solo seat but it all worked out. I leave it off around town but can't wait to pack it up next month and head to AZ on vacation. We all had to think outside the box and I for one can't afford to go buy every gadget and detachable option offered by the MOCO. A little independent thinking and I've got a great set up for WAY less than what the MOCO would have offered me. Fab work from the local welder $30, three hours in the garage making it all come together, no charge. riding down the road with a tour pack that totally matches my bike and all my best buds chipped in on to paint and put together for my 50th birthday...priceless!  

Ride said: Nice job there. My L.A. buddies bought a non HD tour pack off e-bay then custom painted it to match my bike etc. I had to fab the solo bracket to get around my Corbin Classic Solo seat but it all worked out. I leave it off around town but can't wait to pack it up next month and head to AZ on vacation. We all had to think outside the box and I for one can't afford to go buy every gadget and detachable option offered by the MOCO. A little independent thinking and I've got a great set up for WAY less than what the MOCO would have offered me. Fab work from the local welder $30, three hours in the garage making it all come together, no charge. riding down the road with a tour pack that totally matches my bike and all my best buds chipped in on to paint and put together for my 50th birthday...priceless! Click to expand...

Great minds think along similar lines... Here's the same tour pack on my Super Glide. I used u-bolts to mount it to a Widder rack and connected a stabilizing bracket to the fender strut. With the Mustang solo seat I could mount it lower and farther forward.  

FXD-Tim said: Great minds think along similar lines... Here's the same tour pack on my Super Glide. I used u-bolts to mount it to a Widder rack and connected a stabilizing bracket to the fender strut. With the Mustang solo seat I could mount it lower and farther forward. Click to expand...

I like it but I wonder if it has as much storage capacity as my T-Bag.  

sthorp said: I like it but I wonder if it has as much storage capacity as my T-Bag. Click to expand...

Looks great and is exactly what I'm looking to do to my 2011 FXDB. Sorry if this question was already asked... Can you still ride 2-up? It's hard to see if the passenger seat is available or not. I currently have the single piece sissy bar and ride with my wife. Want a tourpak to store our helmets during stops. Thanks!  

Love my Tour pack OP, Looks like we got the same tour pack from Ebay. We love to take off for the weekend and the tour pack makes a huge difference. On my WG I had to fab my own bracket but it was well worth the time and effort. I am going to paint it to match the bike after I put on the new rear fender this winter.  

I'm not a tour pak fan, but looks good man. Good job, it's what ever gets the job done to make the trip.  

Nothing like bringing back a thread from the dead. But, Jackyl, do you still do these brackets? 2011 Fat Bob, and would really like to add this tour pack to it. I don't know what mounts to start with. Would like to be able to ride two up with it on. Thanks. If you don't do these anymore, maybe an idea of mounts to use and tourpack to use, I can maybe fab something up. Thanks!  

Well, since he hasn't been on here in 13 yrs and just hung around long enough to peddle his bracket, I don't think he cares.  

Alan, Thanks for that. I didn't look to see if he was still a current member, but I should have. Oh well, I guess it was worth a try. Guessing these models aren't that popular anymore. Billy  

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Moto Onfire Vivid Black Chopped Tour Pack Fit for Harley M8 Low Rider/S/ST, Street Bob, Fat Bob

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• Chopped Tour Pack with black latch hardware kit for your Low Rider/ S/ ST, Street Bob, Fat Bob.
• Fit for: Street Bob, FXBB 2018 later; Sport Glide, FLSB 2018 later; Low Rider, FXLR 2018 later; Low Rider S, FXLRS 2020 later; Low Rider ST, FXLRST 2022 later; Fat Bob, FXFB 2018 later
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Advanblack Chopped Tour Pack with Black Latch Hinges

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