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Old 02-22-2008, 08:21 AM
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I will have to take a look closer and see. My rack came with the bike as it is a former police model.
I will try and take some close up pics of the rail and how it is mounted this weekend, and post them up!
 
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I will have to take a look closer and see. My rack came with the bike as it is a former police model.
I will try and take some close up pics of the rail and how it is mounted this weekend, and post them up!
I would appreciate it...
 
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S A W E E T !!!!

Now I just gotta figure out why I haven't bought one yet!

That black paint is how it comes from Matuza right?
How's the "flex factor" when passanger leans on it?
The one I got came "Vivid Black" from Mutaza.

They have a bit more flex than the new "plastic" HD paks...not a lot.

I just went and sat on the bike, locked my heels into the passenger footpegs, and leaned back pretty hard. The lid (which is what the backrest is bolted to) flexed/moved less than a 1/4 inch.

I have read where some have experienced the Mutaza paks fatiguing, breaking, etc. Have had mine 4 month, prolly about 3500 miles on it two up. Wife is 5'9" and leans back while riding. I do not see any signs of fatigue or weakness.

I do have a steel plate on either side of the bottom of the pak where it bolts onto the rack.

I am also thinking about getting a luggage rack for the top of the pak. If I do that I will get a steel plate to put on the inside of the lid to bolt it to.


 
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Here is a pic where you may be able to see the rubber stoppers, and this was taken before I put the Harley emblem on it.

[IMG]local://upfiles/43289/F7079CCE4CA84BE3B76F79E8224FB1B5.jpg[/IMG]
Fixer, Nice job on the spacers. I thought about doing that, but wanted to keep the COG lower.

PapaTravis, part of switching to the ultra/classic rack is going from the lay down plate the the vertical plate, which doubles as a support for the rack.


 
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S A W E E T !!!!

Now I just gotta figure out why I haven't bought one yet!

That black paint is how it comes from Matuza right?
How's the "flex factor" when passanger leans on it?
The one I got came "Vivid Black" from Mutaza.

They have a bit more flex than the new "plastic" HD paks...not a lot.

I just went and sat on the bike, locked my heels into the passenger footpegs, and leaned back pretty hard. The lid (which is what the backrest is bolted to) flexed/moved less than a 1/4 inch.

I have read where some have experienced the Mutaza paks fatiguing, breaking, etc. Have had mine 4 month, prolly about 3500 miles on it two up. Wife is 5'9" and leans back while riding. I do not see any signs of fatigue or weakness.

I do have a steel plate on either side of the bottom of the pak where it bolts onto the rack.

I am also thinking about getting a luggage rack for the top of the pak. If I do that I will get a steel plate to put on the inside of the lid to bolt it to.


If you do that let us know where you got it from, they haven't had any for some time on their website
 
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awesome [sm=smiley20.gif]
 
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Papa Travis,
Here are two of the pics I promised

[IMG]local://upfiles/43289/E64B4768D59D46409EA470792AC30275.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]local://upfiles/43289/3F59C091B13644BAAD660D082FFB5723.jpg[/IMG]
 
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Here are 2 more that show how the rack is mounted to the bike. I removed ny saddlebags for a better view. The rack has a steel plate that supported the police radio box, and the aftermarket tour pack holes did not line up with the rail holes. I left the plate on and drilled 4 new holes into the plate and mounted the box as shown. Again, I had to raise the box higher so the saddlebag lids would clear the tour pack. I drilled the rubber stoppers with a hand drill and placed another spacer on top of the stopper.

[IMG]local://upfiles/43289/BCE7C8D33E4E40CFA0587E9C8880E9D1.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]local://upfiles/43289/48EE3B154C424D3B96183AC2592D407B.jpg[/IMG]
 
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I appreciate the pics. Seems as though the police rack will work just fine... Now, I just need the money to buy the pack...
 
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Very nice! I'm thinking about upgrading my tourpak now!
 


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