Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
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11-18-2007 | 07:12 AM
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RE: Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
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11-18-2007 | 07:33 AM
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11-18-2007 | 08:52 AM
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RE: Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
You gotta love the Detachable setup's makes having your cake and eating it just to easy! 
And if and when the stock placticbushing's wear out to the point of being lose and rattling there's cheap and easy fixes for that to! 
LooksGREAT on your bikeby the way 
And if and when the stock placticbushing's wear out to the point of being lose and rattling there's cheap and easy fixes for that to! LooksGREAT on your bikeby the way
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11-18-2007 | 09:15 AM
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RE: Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
Hey Don, did you make that on your own or bought it somewhere. Looks like I'm not the only one who is interested. I wonder if the weight rating is much more lower on this set up.
ORIGINAL: DonnyI
I would rather get a Street Glide & add this quick detach 2-up Tourpak rack that fits on the front docking points. Less hardware & no wiring to mess with!
I would rather get a Street Glide & add this quick detach 2-up Tourpak rack that fits on the front docking points. Less hardware & no wiring to mess with!
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11-18-2007 | 09:23 AM
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RE: Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
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11-18-2007 | 10:09 AM
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You gotta love the Detachable setup's makes having your cake and eating just to easy! And if and when the stock plactic pieces wear to the point of being lose and rattling there's cheap and easy fixes for that to! Looks GREAT on your bike by the way
You gotta love the Detachable setup's makes having your cake and eating just to easy!
And if and when the stock plactic pieces wear to the point of being lose and rattling there's cheap and easy fixes for that to! Looks GREAT on your bike by the way
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11-18-2007 | 11:45 AM
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RE: Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
Thanks FLuHX!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Never mind I found it
http://www.milwaukeebagger.com/Accessories.html
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Never mind I found it
http://www.milwaukeebagger.com/Accessories.html
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11-18-2007 | 12:39 PM
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RE: Ultra Classic or Ultra Street Glide - Whatever the Mood!
To answer the questions...........I'm slow as I don't get on here everyday........But yes. I change from what ever position I want in 5 mins or less. I used the 2up detach mount. The adjuster under the tour pack has about 6-7 inches of adjustment to it. The mods are pretty simple. Other than the cost of a seat I got about all of 50 bucks in it........but then I don't count my time. Is an "05" and has over 30,000 miles with this mod on it for the most part. The tour pack is generally in the solo location as I love my tunes and with it up the surround sound is awsome. I haven't patented it as the money is just not there to get itdone.......
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11-18-2007 | 12:50 PM
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To answer the questions...........I'm slow as I don't get on here everyday........But yes. I change from what ever position I want in 5 mins or less. I used the 2up detach mount. The adjuster under the tour pack has about 6-7 inches of adjustment to it. The mods are pretty simple. Other than the cost of a seat I got about all of 50 bucks in it........but then I don't count my time. Is an "05" and has over 30,000 miles with this mod on it for the most part. The tour pack is generally in the solo location as I love my tunes and with it up the surround sound is awsome. I haven't patented it as the money is just not there to get it done.......
To answer the questions...........I'm slow as I don't get on here everyday........But yes. I change from what ever position I want in 5 mins or less. I used the 2up detach mount. The adjuster under the tour pack has about 6-7 inches of adjustment to it. The mods are pretty simple. Other than the cost of a seat I got about all of 50 bucks in it........but then I don't count my time. Is an "05" and has over 30,000 miles with this mod on it for the most part. The tour pack is generally in the solo location as I love my tunes and with it up the surround sound is awsome. I haven't patented it as the money is just not there to get it done.......