detachable tour-pack without kit advice needed
#12
04-05-2016 | 06:02 PM
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From: near dayton ohio
has anyone tried the Kuryakyn light bar http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/665...urn-signal-bar I found them new for $130 on ebay.
I like the idea of using the road king bar the best, but I can't find one. Someone had one in the classifieds on here but I was to late.
I like the way Greg did it as well, and may end up going that way if I hear to much bad about the Kuryakyn bar (had good luck with their stuff so far)
I also thought about just getting a laydown frame bolting it above the light. Could fix the whole problem for about $30 this way. the only thing is, that I would have to drill the 3 holes in the fender to mount it. I don't mind doing this if I leave it there, but I'm not sure if you would still be able to see it ok, once the tour pack is back on the bike
I like the idea of using the road king bar the best, but I can't find one. Someone had one in the classifieds on here but I was to late.
I like the way Greg did it as well, and may end up going that way if I hear to much bad about the Kuryakyn bar (had good luck with their stuff so far)
I also thought about just getting a laydown frame bolting it above the light. Could fix the whole problem for about $30 this way. the only thing is, that I would have to drill the 3 holes in the fender to mount it. I don't mind doing this if I leave it there, but I'm not sure if you would still be able to see it ok, once the tour pack is back on the bike
#13
04-05-2016 | 07:46 PM
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has anyone tried the Kuryakyn light bar http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/665...urn-signal-bar I found them new for $130 on ebay.
I like the idea of using the road king bar the best, but I can't find one. Someone had one in the classifieds on here but I was to late.
I like the way Greg did it as well, and may end up going that way if I hear to much bad about the Kuryakyn bar (had good luck with their stuff so far)
I also thought about just getting a laydown frame bolting it above the light. Could fix the whole problem for about $30 this way. the only thing is, that I would have to drill the 3 holes in the fender to mount it. I don't mind doing this if I leave it there, but I'm not sure if you would still be able to see it ok, once the tour pack is back on the bike
I like the idea of using the road king bar the best, but I can't find one. Someone had one in the classifieds on here but I was to late.
I like the way Greg did it as well, and may end up going that way if I hear to much bad about the Kuryakyn bar (had good luck with their stuff so far)
I also thought about just getting a laydown frame bolting it above the light. Could fix the whole problem for about $30 this way. the only thing is, that I would have to drill the 3 holes in the fender to mount it. I don't mind doing this if I leave it there, but I'm not sure if you would still be able to see it ok, once the tour pack is back on the bike
#14
04-09-2016 | 07:54 PM
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From: near dayton ohio
got my set-up almost done. I need to get a law down lens cover with no window
$125 Kuryakyn light bar (Ebay New)
$69HD 4-point docking hardware (Ebay used)
$117.50 HD tour pack bracket (Ebay new)
$311.50
not the cheapest route, but better then the $550 that HD wants for the kit, and di'm happy with it.
$125 Kuryakyn light bar (Ebay New)
$69HD 4-point docking hardware (Ebay used)
$117.50 HD tour pack bracket (Ebay new)
$311.50
not the cheapest route, but better then the $550 that HD wants for the kit, and di'm happy with it.
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