You've seen the HD detachable solo rack and it works well. There are potential problems, however:

1. If you have a solo seat with a backrest, like a Mustang, you will find the backrest will be dangerously close to the Tour Pak. If it hits there will be damage to the paint and/or TP plastic. The solution was to move the TP back 1¼" and a tutorial for doing this is here.

If you don't use a backrest there will likely not be a problem with most solo seats, although I understand Corbin solo seats have clearance problems with the solo rack without the backrest. The detachable solo rack does not work with two-up seats or solo seats with pillions.

2. The TP backrest, designed for a passenger, is too high for the rider. I tried it and it leaves a void in the lumbar area of your back. More on this in the tutorial.

 

hell, I barely fit in the seat now!!!! a solo with a tour pack is gonna look like a roll factory

 

I like the tour pac in both spots. Solo or 2 up.....just depends what's up for the day.....Here's mine.......The Tim Sights relocator is wild.......

 

iclick... thanks for your input...

model1911a... thanks for the pictures... exactly what I was hoping for... tell me, with your tour pak in the solo position is the pak back rest close enough to lean against..?

 

Yes.......the pac is there. I suppose the best I can say is it's like a lazyboy.....I love it on long rides. 1100 mile to Sturgis this yr was a ball.....

 

Where can I get more info on the Tim Sights relocater?

 

Google?

 

I tried google before registering to the forum, etc.. I'm hoping for more info from model1911a.