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Harley Davidson Tour Packs – Which One is Right for You?

When you’re on a long motorcycle trip, there’s nothing more important than having plenty of storage space. That’s where Harley Davidson Tour Packs come in – they provide a ton of extra room for your gear. Not only that, but they also make your bike look great! In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the benefits of adding a Harley Davidson Tour Pack to your bike.

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What Are Aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs?

Just as you can equip your Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a factory-issued tour pack , you also have the option of choosing aftermarket packs. These packs often provide more features and benefits than the factory versions, typically made from higher-quality materials.

Some aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs have built-in speakers , while others have more storage space. If you’re looking for a pack that will make your bike stand out from the rest, there are plenty of options to choose from.

Best Aftermarket Tour Packs for Harley-Davidson

Tcmt 5.5″ razor tour pack – best seller.

Looking to take your touring experience up a notch? Then look no further than the TCMT 5.5″ Razor Tour Pack! This top-quality aftermarket product is 100% brand new and comes with a free tour pack mat to help keep your luggage in good condition. The trunk is made from high-quality ABS plastic and is available in black or vivid red – perfect for matching your bike’s style. It measures 26″ long x 5.5″ deep x 20.4″ wide, making it the ideal size for most luggage items, and features a soft synthetic leather backrest pad as well as PP plastic, foam, and metal construction for unbeatable durability. Plus, the mounting rack is made from high-quality metal.

Fits for Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide Standard, 14-later Road King, and select CVO models.

• Road King FLHR 2014-2020 
• Road King Special FLHRXS 2017-2020 
• Electra Glide Standard FLHT 2019-2020 
• Street Glide FLHX 2014-2020 
• Street Glide Special FLHXS 2014-2020 
• CVO Street Glide FLHXSE 2015-2020 
• Road Glide FLTRX 2015-2020 
• Road Glide Special FLTRXS 2015-2020 
• CVO Road Glide FLTRXSE 2018-2019 
• CVO Road King FLHRSE6 2014

Customer Verdict

Customers are very happy with their TCMT 5.5″ Razor Tour Pack! They find it of excellent quality and very durable, perfect for those longer trips. The trunk is great, and the backrest pad is exceptionally comfortable. The mounting rack is also high quality and very sturdy. Overall, customers would recommend this product to anyone looking for an aftermarket tour pack for their Harley Davidson !

TCMT Black Chopped Tour Pack Trunk

Do you want a beautiful and helpful way to increase storage on your bike? Look no further than the TCMT Black Chopped Tour Pack Trunk! Made from high-quality ABS plastic, this trunk is tough and durable – perfect for taking your gear on the road. The backrest provides added comfort and support, while the zinc alloy latch ensures your belongings are safe and secure. And with its sleek black finish, this trunk will complement any bike style.

Fits for 14-later Road King, Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide Standard, and select CVO models. 

Customers are pleased with their TCMT Black Chopped Tour Pack Trunk! They find it of excellent quality and very durable, perfect for those longer trips. The trunk is a great size, and the mounting hardware makes installation easy. Some customers did note that they needed to adjust the brackets after installation so that the trunk would fit snugly, but after doing so, they had no problems. Overall, customers highly recommend this product!

XFMT 10.7″ Chopped Tour Pack

If you’re looking for a way to add some extra storage space to your Harley Davidson Touring bike , look no further than this XFMT 10.7″ Chopped Tour Pack Trunk Luggage Rack. It’s made from high-quality ABS plastic and is painted black to match your bike’s color scheme. The rack measures 20″ long x 10.7″ deep x 25.7″ wide and can accommodate most common trunk sizes. Installation is a breeze – all you need to do is re-drill the holes on the base of the rack to match those on your bike, then attach the included back pad using the pre-drilled holes. Note that separate purchase of a Detachable Two-Up & Solo mounting rack and applicable hardware is required.

• Harley Davidson Touring 2014-2019
• Harley Road King FLHR 2014-2019
• Harley CVO Road King FLHRSE6 2014
• Harley Street Glide FLHX 2014-2019
• Harley Street Glide Special FLHXS 2014-2019
• Harley CVO Street Glide FLHXSE 2015-2019
• Harley Road Glide FLTRX 2015-2019
• Harley Road Glide Special FLTRXS 2015-2019
• Harley Electra Glide 2014-2019

According to customers, this aftermarket tour pack for Harley-Davidson is straightforward to install on their bike and looks great. They also like that the lid stays open when you want it to.

One customer didn’t like how tight the fit was after installing it on his Harley Davidson Road King Classic bike but managed to bend the mounting brackets a bit to make it snugger.

Overall, this is an excellent tour pack for Harley-Davidson that will add some much-needed storage space to your bike and give it a cool chopped look.

The Benefits of Adding a Harley Davidson Tour Pack to Your Bike

First and foremost, your tour package will provide you with a ton of extra storage space for all of your gear. This is especially important if you’re going on longer rides or camping trips where there’s not as much room in the saddlebags to store things like sleeping bags and tents.

Not only that, but aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs also look great. These aftermarket packs come in a variety of sizes and styles, so you’re sure to find the perfect one for your bike.

Many aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs also have built-in speakers , which means that you can listen to music while riding down the highway or back roads. This is incredibly convenient if you’re on a long ride and need to keep your mind occupied while traveling at high speeds.

Aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs are great for any rider who wants more storage space, better sound quality from their bike’s stereo system , or just a better-looking motorcycle overall! There are many aftermarket packs available on the market today, so it’s easy to find one that will fit your needs perfectly.

Aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs come in a variety of sizes and styles, allowing you to choose from aftermarket packs with built-in speakers or aftermarket packs without any speaker system at all. The best thing about aftermarket tour packs for Harley-Davidson motorcycles is that they’re made from premium materials like carbon fiber or aluminum alloy, which means aftermarket packs will last longer than factory tour packs.

Installation Tips for Harley Davidson Tour Packs

Aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs are easy to install, and most aftermarket packs will come with installation instructions that walk you through the entire process.

The only tools you’ll need for aftermarket pack installation is a set of screwdrivers or hex wrenches, depending on what type of screws your aftermarket tour pack uses to attach it to your bike.

If you’re installing an aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Pack that doesn’t have built-in speakers, you’ll also need to install a new stereo system into your motorcycle. This is a process that any qualified motorcycle mechanic can do, and most aftermarket stereos come with installation instructions.

Buying Guide for Harley Davidson Tour Packs

There are many aftermarket tour packs available on the market, so you’ll want to make sure that you’re choosing one that fits your needs perfectly. Here’s a quick buying guide with some tips and tricks!

The first thing to consider is what type of aftermarket pack do I need? Aftermarket packs come in various shapes and sizes, so you must know what kind of aftermarket pack is best suited for your bike.

The second thing to consider is how much storage space do I need? If you’re going on longer rides and don’t want to lug around too much gear with you, then aftermarket packs without built-in speakers are a good choice. However, aftermarket packs with built-in speakers will give you more storage space as well as better sound quality from your bike’s stereo system.

The third thing to consider is aftermarket pack installation time? Most aftermarket packs come with easy-to-follow instructions that walk you through the entire process of aftermarket pack installation. However, it’s still important to know how long aftermarket packs take so that you can plan accordingly.

The fourth thing to consider is aftermarket pack weight? After all, aftermarket packs are designed for touring and not racing! Most aftermarket tour packs weigh between 20-30 pounds when empty, which means they won’t add too much weight to your motorcycle.

The fifth and final thing to consider is the aftermarket pack price? Aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs can range in price from $200-$2000, so you must do your research before purchasing an aftermarket tour pack for your bike.

Frequently Asked Questions about

Are aftermarket harley-davidson tour packs waterproof.

Yes! Aftermarket packs are made from high-quality materials that make them impervious to water, so no matter how much rain falls or snow melts on your aftermarket pack, you can rest assured knowing that everything inside is safe and dry.

How much do aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs weigh?

Aftermarket packs typically weigh between 20-30 pounds when empty, which means they won’t add too much weight to your motorcycle after installation.

How much do aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Packs cost?

Aftermarket packs can range in price from $200-$2000, so you must do your research before purchasing an aftermarket tour pack for your bike.

What size aftermarket Harley-Davidson Tour Pack do I need?

Aftermarket packs come in various shapes and sizes, so you must know what type of aftermarket pack is best suited for your bike. The most common types are small (32x18x16 inches), medium (40x20x22 inches), and large (48x22x24 inches).

Final Words

A good aftermarket Harley Davidson Tour Pack for you depends on your needs and the type of bike. For example, if you’re going on longer rides and don’t want to lug around too much gear with you, then an aftermarket pack without built-in speakers is a good choice.

However, an aftermarket pack with built-in speakers will give you more storage space as well as better sound quality from your bike’s stereo system. It also doesn’t matter what size motorcycle or touring package you have because there are many different types of tour packs available to suit any customer need. You can even purchase one that has waterproof features!

The benefits of installing an aftermarket Harley Davidson Tour Pack include having a little extra room to store some of your belongings and an improved sound system. On the downside, these packs can be a bit expensive; however, if you are in the market for one, it is essential to do your research to get the best deal. Installation is typically a breeze once you have found the perfect aftermarket tour pack for your bike. All you need to do is follow the instructions carefully, and before long, your bike will be ready for its next adventure.

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Ideas for a tour pack?

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Hey all, I'm new to the touring line. I upgraded from a 2016 flatboy to the 2017 street glide standard. Im looking for a decent tour pack for the bike. Any ideas? Im in the middle of buying my first home so money is somewhat tight. Any other years fit in on the 2017?  

AJboy123 said: Hey all, I'm new to the touring line. I upgraded from a 2016 flatboy to the 2017 street glide standard. Im looking for a decent tour pack for the bike. Any ideas? Im in the middle of buying my first home so money is somewhat tight. Any other years fit in on the 2017? Click to expand...

I bought a King Tour pak of 2005 street glide, went on eBay and bought the mounting rack for 2015. Had to redrill different holes for the mounting to fit older tour pak but it works just fine.  

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I have a friend who just bought one of these....no, its not the same quality as HD but its not bad, and for substantially less than oem. He got a color-matched king tour-pac and the color is incredibly close if not spot on. https://www.advanblack.com/harley-tour-pak-luggage.html  

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I paid $733. for a Harley Daytona Blue Tour Pak from Boardtracker.com King T-Pak Daytona Blue King T-Pac Comfort Stitch Back Pad T-Pak Lock Kit Detachables 2Up Tour-Pak Mounting Rack Torx Pan Screws Total $1136.80  

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I know I'm full of questions right now but you all expect this from a newbie anyway right lol? So, I have the chance to buy a tourpack from a 2006 street glide with a quick release mount and wanted to know if it would actually fit on my 2018 Road Glide? I know that I have to buy the mount for the bike so that the quick release and tourpak clicks onto. I don't think the quick release or widths on the rear have changed at all over the years right? Greg  

What has changed is the way the saddlebags open. I kept my tour pack from my 2013 CVO road glide. I am now running a 2017 CVO street glide. The tour pack fits fine but the saddlebag lids wouldn't open because they would hit the bottom of the tour pack. The new style tour packs are different on the bottom. I ended up adding spacers between the mount and the tour pack. It opens fine now. You can make it work.  

Thanks for the info..I never once gave thought to the new saddlebag opening causing issues. I'm going to pick it up and then try and find the kit that goes on the bike so I can test it out. Its also red so I will need to get it painted or maybe I can try and get it wrapped?  

The the quick detach mounting bracket that the TP is on will not match the docking hardware on the bike. You will need to mount the TP to a bracket from 09' - 13' or the newest one for 14' and up. You will have to drill new holes in the newer style bracket to mount the TP on it but it will work. This is in addition to what Singlebeam just stated. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk  

Ok, thanks for the info. I just looked all this up and man was I wrong about parts not changing for the tour pack. So the quick detach won't work for me and I factored that into the whole price. Oh well live and learn, I will buy a docking kit for 2014-2017 and a new quick release for the same year. Then I will try and attach the old 2006 tour pack to it. Man, I may just try and buy a box made for my year so that I don't have to lift/raise to clear my saddlebags. 350 down the drain  

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^---- that doesn't look right. Buy once cry once. Just sell the one you bought that doesn't work and move on. Live and learn.  

Eye of the beholder. If he's fine with it, then it looks awesome. I'm not saying it does or doesn't look good, but to each his own. Hell, mount a freakin' milk carton back there if that's what makes you happy. Wade  

yeah i agree with wade. for the amount of time that i actually have a tourpack mounted on my bike, i'm okay with it. i actually do have a chopped tourpack from my 2012 that i had painted vivid black that i use in the solo position on my 2019. it doesn't look any worse than it did when it was on a 2012, imo anyways. sure, the new chopped pack is bigger and sleeker. but that was $900 that i didn't have to spend. that's a win in my book.  

I saw numerous 14 up bikes running the older chopped paks or mismatched painted 14 up king and chopped while at Sturgis. Exactly, I have the chopped fro when I want it, works great, looks fine to me and I can put it back on my TC Street Glide in 10 minutes if I want it for that. I don't put much credence in statements from those that say things don't look right. Those hundo's look right to me in my wallet. To needmorebeer, the spacers that some use from Harley to raise the pak are 1" wide and 3/8" thick. They are steel flat stock. If you feel you need them, I would find some Delrin and cut that into a strip. Much lighter than the steel flat stock and works fine. I have seen a few when I was checking out other paks before I mounted mine.  

I did the same thing Klammer did on my 2015, but my TP came off of my 2002 FLHT. Painted it to match my bike, and haven't had any issues with it, or opening the bag lids. I still have about 1/2" of clearance between the TP bottom and the lids when opening them. I don't mind the old style box on mine at all, and it doesn't look clunky too big to me at all.  

Good luck selling it. I made the same mistake but only paid $250. I’m still trying to sell it.  

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I have an 09 Street Glide and currently have a "shorty" sissy bar on it. It's the removable one. My question is this: if I buy a tour pack for my Glide, is it removable and also will the existing mounting hardware from the sissy bar work with the tour pack, or do I need to get different mounting hardware? I'm hoping it's compatable, but with Harley, who knows? They always make it so you have to spend more cash. :banghead Also, when I mount it, will I need an antenna relocator kit if I have a shorty aftermarket antenna? Thanks.  

funny you should ask.....i was just at the Harley shop Saturday, talking about this very thing, there is a bracket kit you have to buy in order to fit the tour pack, but it is do-able  

Well, what I was looking to do is buy the tour pack to replace the shorty sissy bar, and have a seat back on the tour pack. After reading my original post, I see I wasn't completely clear so I apologize. Is replacing the sissy bar what you were talking about as well, or keeping it on the bike? Sorry for the confusion.  

^^^^ all over it , but hey you can go from sissy bar to tour pac to nothing its nice  

I already had the 4 point docking hardware. At Zanottis's it was$1074 shipped.[/QUOTE] So basically, I have to buy the 4 point docking hardware in addition to the grand I have to spend for all of the other stuff? WIth the removable sissy bar, isn't that a 4 point already? It locks onto the front 2, then clicks in place over the back 2. Or am I confused? (which is always a possiblity). I already have the removable sissy bar, so I was thinking I had the four point docking hardware already on the bike. No?  

No you probably have 2 point only. The front of the sissy bar slides over shock mounts, you will need the 4 point.  

However, that set-up will work but it will only be set up for solo riding (detachable solo tour-pak mount PN# 53260-09). The front hooks on the shock mount the rear will hook in the docking station. Thanks a bunch. I will need it set up for two up riding. So I guess I'll just have to spend the bucks. Now if I get it from that site that was mentioned, does Harley install it?  

FYI....That site is Zanotti Harley Davidson in Butler Pa. they have an internet store. https://www.zanottimotor.com/shopping/partLookUp.html HD will do it but, I don't know your mechanical abilities but if you do any wrench'n at all it is a very easy install. Check out the instructions that come with each part...:thumb  

HD will do it but, I don't know your mechanical abilities but if you do any wrench'n at all it is a very easy install. Check out the instructions that come with each part...:thumb[/QUOTE] Well, I've never worked on a bike and, even if I can do it, I don't know if I will have the proper tools. But I imagine I could find someone who has the tools. Thanks for the site.  

Yes you will be able to attach your sissy bar with 4 point. Your shorty antenna will hit tour pak. I suggest relocation kit and stock antenna for good reception. I tried the hidden in fairing and shorty, neither work nearly as well as stock.:thumb:thumb  

That's what I was thinking, but the shorty actually works pretty well, at least on mine. I do still have the regular antenna though. As far as the relocation kit, do I also need some wires or relays? How much is that? Thanks a bunch.  

question 1 yes you will be able to interchange them yet you will see the back mouting brackets when the sissy bar is on the bike 2 not 100 Sure but I dont think it will hit if you got a shorty I am pretty sure they make a relocation kit let me look yea they make on its pn 76312-98 and if you have the last big harley parts book its on page 477  

Thanks for your help. That's why I like this forum. People go out of their way to help. :thumb:thumb:thumb  

the one I just gave you moves it outwars like past the side bag and is 25 dolla  

Hmmmmm....I went to Zanottis and looked up the part #, and it said it was a kit - hand held CB microphone for $76. Is that right?  

shit I looked at the wrong letter in the book its 76561-09  

yea, that worked out a lot better. Thanks.  

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• Hit the Red Square;
• Explore the nooks and crannies of Alexander Garden;
• Get a taste of the ancient Kitay Gorod;
• Learn about the tragic destiny of the Christ the Savior Cathedral;
• Roam through the heart of Moscow.

Walking Tour Itinerary:

Here are our TOP 7 things to help you start your Russian adventure or tick off before you say goodbye to Moscow.

Wander around the vast cobblestone square with rich past, gorgeous architecture, incredible GUM , bright colors of the Kremlin and swirling Saint Basil’s Cathedral .

Kitay Gorod

Walk across the Red Square to see the embankment of old Moscow river and plunge into the atmosphere of ancient Russian village where nobles preferred to settle in XV century.

Varvarka street

Walk up Varvarka street to find the landmark of Kitay Gorod - Palace of the Romanov Boyars, which was built in the XVI century and where lived the first Tsar from the Romanov dynasty.

Old English Court

Look at the Old English Court , which used to be the English Embassy in Moscow and where Ivan the Terrible confined the envoy from England, because Queen Elizabeth I refused to marry him.

Alexander Garden

Watch the solemn ceremony of the Changing of the guards , pay respect to the eternal flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier , and the stone Grotto , The huge fountain in the centre adds a sophisticated feel to the almost 200 year old garden.

Christ the Savior Cathedral

Walk to the cathedral which is of a great cultural value to Russians. Its marvelous exterior, enormous golden domes, colossal bronze doors and pristine white walls will touch your feelings.

Patriarch’s Bridge

Pause on the bridge and marvel at the Kremlin, river cruises, monument after Peter the Great and Red October Chocolate Factory , which is now a nightlife hub for youngsters.

About Moscow:

We picked up a list of article that might be useful and helpful to you during your stay in Moscow. These are things to do in Moscow, tips about Moscow, best cafes in Moscow and simply fun facts about Moscow. Enjoy reading!

Before coming to Moscow:

• Our fun guides sharing their observations about their tours and best practices:
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• What you should know about Moscow:  
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• Kitay Gorod:
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• Zamoskvorechye:
• https://friendlylocalguides.com/blog/moscow-must-see-fun-facts-about-zamoskvorechye
• White City:
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• Gorky Park: 
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• Tverskaya street: 
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• Downtown of Moscow: 
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• Moscow cafes with Russian breakfast:
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• The best flea markets in Moscow:
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• Top 5 Russian souvenirs:
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• + A friend in Moscow.
• + Private & customized Moscow tour.
• + An exciting pastime, not just boring history lessons.
• + An authentic experience of local life.
• + Flexibility during the walking tour: changes can be made at any time to suit individual preferences.
• + Amazing deals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the very best cafes & restaurants. Discounts on weekdays (Mon-Fri).
• + A photo session amongst spectacular Moscow scenery that can be treasured for a lifetime.
• + Good value for souvenirs, taxis, and hotels.
• + Expert advice on what to do, where to go, and how to make the most of your time in Moscow.

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