Well, I gave up looking for the packing list on HD's site. A link to it would be nice.
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So did I Jim.. hopefully someone will post it.

 

Here is one from HD&nbsp\\;
Below is a long list of potentially packable items, grouped into several different categories. Items that might be considered "essential" are marked with an asterisk. Consider this list a starting point – a "virtual" pile on the floor. Then remove (or add) items according to your own needs and limitations. Print this page and mark the boxes next to the items you pack for your trip. Then, save it for future reference as a handy packing checklist. Clothing
* Helmet
* Rain jacket and pants
* Rain gloves
* Summer gloves
* Winter gloves
Overboots or rain gaiters
Heated gloves
Hand warmer packets
Glove liners
Heated vest liner
Skullcap
Microfleece neck warmer
Balaclava
Fleece head wrap
T-shirts
Socks and underwear
Synthetic long underwear
Long-sleeved shirts
Turtleneck shirts
Extra jeans
Light jacket
Leather/cold-weather jacket
Chaps
Leather pants
Riding boots
Leather or denim vest
Bandanas – two
(one for face\\; one for neck or forehead)
Sunglasses
Goggles/night eye protection
Change of shoes
Sock liners
Cooling neck wrap (such as Kool Tie)
Windbreaker or light jacket Bike Maintenance
* Tool kit
* Replacement fuses
8-in-1 screwdriver
Spare spark plugs and plug wires
Genuine Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Oil
Paper funnel
Small can of multi-purpose spray
lubricant
Motorcycle jumper cables
Turn-signal and brake-light bulbs
Tire gauge
Bike cover
Harley Care Starter Kit
(cleaning supplies)
Softcloth
Locking pliers
Needlenose pliers
Sidecutters
Clutch cable or clutch saver
Thread locking adhesive (such as Loctite)
Various nuts, bolts, washers
Torx and allen wrenches
Closed/open-end wrenches (standard
and metric – bring only the ones
common to your bike)
Basic socket set with one drive
(bring only the ones common to your bike) Personal
* Basic toiletries
Emergency cash
Change for tolls
(keep in easy-to-access place)
Sunscreen
Lip balm
Nail clippers
Handkerchief
Tweezers
Small package of tissue
Cotton or earplugs
Contact lens solution
Moisturizing eye drops
Fork and spoon in plastic wrapper
Traveler's roll of bathroom tissue
Moist towelettes/baby wipes Emergency Items
* Personal first-aid kit
* List of emergency contact numbers
(include doctor/medical professional)
* List of current medications
* List of medical conditions
(include allergies)
* Small waterproof flashlight
* Spare key
Basic cold and headache medicine
Antihistamines
Insect bite stick
Utility light
Emergency blanket
Cellular phone and charger
Telephone calling card
Small candle
Waterproof matches and fire-starting kit
Duct tape
Electrical tape
Small amount of (baling) wire
Bottle of water
Energy food bars
Eyeglass repair kit Miscellaneous
* H.O.G.® Touring Handbook
* H.O.G. membership card
* Bike registration and insurance info
* Motorcycle owners or service manual
Motorcycle warranty card
Pen and small notebook
Kickstand board
Camera and film (or disposable camera)
Small sewing kit
Cargo net
Bungee cords (various lengths)
Swiss-style pocketknife or multi-tool
Tote sack
Two or three large trash bags
Small can opener
Bike lock
Extra zipper-lock bags
Small towel
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And the rental truck to carry all of that

 

Thank you for the list.

 

A SIX PACK WEIGHS 5 LBS
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PACK ACCORDINGLY FOR WEIGHT

 

That list sounds good in theory but for me there is no way I could fit all that stuff on my bike. I'm not sure all that stuff would fit in my Yukon! But it is nice to have a list of every possible thing needed and make a smaller more individualized list.

 

Old trick ive used,&nbsp\\; pack your oldest t shirts, and crummy underware, and throw them away each nite, , you'll no doubt buy some t shirts along the way, at dealers or events, this way, you'll have room for them,

 

Good one piggy. I have heard that before, but never done it.

 

Here's another list. It is for camping, but you can tailor it before printing.

http://micapeak.com/checklists/mclist.html