Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
#24
10-15-2007 | 05:52 PM
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 938
Likes: 0
From: Seattle WA area
RE: Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
I have the leather RKC tourpak on my '01 RKC. Personally, I like the leather look.
I also have a luggage rack on mine (see pic in my gallery). It is hardly ever uesed but I do like the look of some extra chrome.
I'm also a big fan of detachable. Whenever I don't need it, the tourpak is off the bike. I like the looks and handling of the bike much better when stripped down.
I also have a luggage rack on mine (see pic in my gallery). It is hardly ever uesed but I do like the look of some extra chrome.
I'm also a big fan of detachable. Whenever I don't need it, the tourpak is off the bike. I like the looks and handling of the bike much better when stripped down.
#25
10-15-2007 | 06:21 PM
Advanced
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 60
Likes: 0
From:
RE: Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
I went for the King tourpac, the large backrest is much more comfortable for the pillion and you canlock two full face helmets inside, you do slightly restrict the opening of the saddlebag lids but not enough to worry about. I also like the look of the premium leather tourpac and could be tempted to go that way if I had to make a choice today.
#26
10-16-2007 | 11:41 AM
RE: Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
ORIGINAL: steelhead
I have the leather RKC tourpak on my '01 RKC. Personally, I like the leather look.
I also have a luggage rack on mine (see pic in my gallery). It is hardly ever uesed but I do like the look of some extra chrome.
I'm also a big fan of detachable. Whenever I don't need it, the tourpak is off the bike. I like the looks and handling of the bike much better when stripped down.
I have the leather RKC tourpak on my '01 RKC. Personally, I like the leather look.
I also have a luggage rack on mine (see pic in my gallery). It is hardly ever uesed but I do like the look of some extra chrome.
I'm also a big fan of detachable. Whenever I don't need it, the tourpak is off the bike. I like the looks and handling of the bike much better when stripped down.
i want to install a luggage rack on mine.
With is yours?
Do you have more pictures pls ...
#27
10-16-2007 | 12:19 PM
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 938
Likes: 0
From: Seattle WA area
RE: Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
That is the only pic I have handy.
While I can't say for sure as the rack was already on teh TP when I got it, I believe it is:
Nostalgic Tour-Pak® Lid Rack
Style and function in one. Hand-polished, chrome-plated twin rail design matches Nostalgic Saddlebag Lid Rails P/N 53643-96 and Guard Rails P/N 90839-94.
53101-96
While I can't say for sure as the rack was already on teh TP when I got it, I believe it is:
Nostalgic Tour-Pak® Lid Rack
Style and function in one. Hand-polished, chrome-plated twin rail design matches Nostalgic Saddlebag Lid Rails P/N 53643-96 and Guard Rails P/N 90839-94.
53101-96
#28
10-16-2007 | 12:38 PM
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 805
Likes: 1
From: Rutledge, TN
RE: Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
ORIGINAL: steelhead
That is the only pic I have handy.
While I can't say for sure as the rack was already on teh TP when I got it, I believe it is:
Nostalgic Tour-Pak® Lid Rack
Style and function in one. Hand-polished, chrome-plated twin rail design matches Nostalgic Saddlebag Lid Rails P/N 53643-96 and Guard Rails P/N 90839-94.
53101-96
That is the only pic I have handy.
While I can't say for sure as the rack was already on teh TP when I got it, I believe it is:
Nostalgic Tour-Pak® Lid Rack
Style and function in one. Hand-polished, chrome-plated twin rail design matches Nostalgic Saddlebag Lid Rails P/N 53643-96 and Guard Rails P/N 90839-94.
53101-96
#29
10-16-2007 | 02:49 PM
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 938
Likes: 0
From: Seattle WA area
#30
10-16-2007 | 06:42 PM
Club Member
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 5,335
Likes: 0
From: Tidewater
RE: Which Tour Pak for a RKC?
It ought to match not contrast, IMO. I put the hard bags on my Roadie custom and recently added a hard King Tour Pak. See the pics in my gallery, It is a RK Ultra modeled after Ram's scoot, cept I started with a Custom. Very versatile since it is all detachable.