Relocator Kit for Ultra...
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04-30-2006, 11:06 PM
RE: Relocator Kit for Ultra...
i did the kurykan also and I am not the most mechanically inclined but was able to do it no problem. Instructions were very simple and easy to follow. I will say a 2nd pair of hands to reattach the tour pak would be helpful. Not at all heavy, just a bit awkward to hold onto when reattaching nuts and bolts.
Andy
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RE: Relocator Kit for Ultra...
ORIGINAL: thunderbirdblue2
Hey Andy...
I'm a little concerned with how the unit connects to the bike up front... How do you access the two bolts?
Hey Andy...
I'm a little concerned with how the unit connects to the bike up front... How do you access the two bolts?
It took me 2 hours to do mine, but I had to relocate the enhanced sound system amp. Should be fairly simple, just take your time and use blankets on the fender and tourpack.
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05-01-2006, 06:53 PM
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RE: Relocator Kit for Ultra...
Give this guy a call -
George Anderson
Moline, IL
309-762-6291
He makes a tour-pak relocation kit that is allot better then anything else out there, and allot easier to install.
$95 Shipped
It allows you to use the stock position (remove George's kit, 10 bolts out, 5 bolts in), or swich between 1.25" back and 2.5" back by removing 5 bolts and putting them back in at the new location. This can be useful if you ever expect to ride with different passengers.
This kit can't be beat............hands down. I have it installed on my bike in the 2.5" back position.
Steve
George Anderson
Moline, IL
309-762-6291
He makes a tour-pak relocation kit that is allot better then anything else out there, and allot easier to install.
$95 Shipped
It allows you to use the stock position (remove George's kit, 10 bolts out, 5 bolts in), or swich between 1.25" back and 2.5" back by removing 5 bolts and putting them back in at the new location. This can be useful if you ever expect to ride with different passengers.
This kit can't be beat............hands down. I have it installed on my bike in the 2.5" back position.
Steve
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RE: Relocator Kit for Ultra...
ORIGINAL: maineultraclassic
Give this guy a call -
George Anderson
Moline, IL
309-762-6291
He makes a tour-pak relocation kit that is allot better then anything else out there, and allot easier to install.
$95 Shipped
It allows you to use the stock position (remove George's kit, 10 bolts out, 5 bolts in), or swich between 1.25" back and 2.5" back by removing 5 bolts and putting them back in at the new location. This can be useful if you ever expect to ride with different passengers.
This kit can't be beat............hands down. I have it installed on my bike in the 2.5" back position.
Steve
Give this guy a call -
George Anderson
Moline, IL
309-762-6291
He makes a tour-pak relocation kit that is allot better then anything else out there, and allot easier to install.
$95 Shipped
It allows you to use the stock position (remove George's kit, 10 bolts out, 5 bolts in), or swich between 1.25" back and 2.5" back by removing 5 bolts and putting them back in at the new location. This can be useful if you ever expect to ride with different passengers.
This kit can't be beat............hands down. I have it installed on my bike in the 2.5" back position.
Steve
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05-01-2006, 10:20 PM
RE: Relocator Kit for Ultra...
thunder, you won't be dissapointed with the kuryakn at all. remember, there is a space between the seat and the tour pack. it seems just right with the kuryakan, and another 1/2 inch 'might' be too much to have your passenger comfortable.
Andy
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05-01-2006, 11:58 PM
RE: Relocator Kit for Ultra...
The Kuryakn extender is the first assessory I put on the bike (for my SO). It's simple to do, just take your time and remember that your ride changes just a bit since your passenger weight is a little further back than stock, but you won't notice it by your second ride.