Rubbermaid Tour Pak Wall Rack
#51
12-09-2009, 08:57 AM
If I did it again I would use a "solid angle iron" (and drill my own holes) and not the "speed rack angle iron".
The holes weren't perfect for the "Tour Pak/Luggae rack" part. It works, but isn't perfect.
It was perfect for the my 08 setup, but not the 09. The Sissy Bar part is perfect.
The holes weren't perfect for the "Tour Pak/Luggae rack" part. It works, but isn't perfect.
It was perfect for the my 08 setup, but not the 09. The Sissy Bar part is perfect.
#54
12-15-2009, 04:44 PM
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You guys are rough.... The reason I didn't drill the back hole lower (and hence make the tour pak level) is that it would potentially lower the back of the tour pak making it hit the wall and uprights. The rubbermaid shelf brackets actually need to be a few inches longer for things to work out perfect.
I thought things worked out "good enough", given the fact that I was putting up the rubbermaid rack anyways. I didn't feel like putting out extra funds for a custom made rack. And... I plan on decking out my whole garage in rubbermaid cabinets eventually. This is just the start. I just bought the house and started by painting the garage (harley colors), epoxy coating the floor, put in a wall gas blue flame heater and put in a water line for a hose.
I thought things worked out "good enough", given the fact that I was putting up the rubbermaid rack anyways. I didn't feel like putting out extra funds for a custom made rack. And... I plan on decking out my whole garage in rubbermaid cabinets eventually. This is just the start. I just bought the house and started by painting the garage (harley colors), epoxy coating the floor, put in a wall gas blue flame heater and put in a water line for a hose.
#55
12-15-2009, 07:04 PM
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If I didn't have a high/wide shelf above my workbench to put my tour pack on, I'd be all over this.
I'm sure that quite a few of us think that our tour pak is safe sitting on the workbench.
Now you need to use the workbench.....put the tour pak back on the bike.
How many times does this merry-go-round stop at your house.
The higher you can get your goodie's off the floor the better.
Less chance of your wife scratching them with a rake.
I'm sure that quite a few of us think that our tour pak is safe sitting on the workbench.
Now you need to use the workbench.....put the tour pak back on the bike.
How many times does this merry-go-round stop at your house.
The higher you can get your goodie's off the floor the better.
Less chance of your wife scratching them with a rake.
#56
12-15-2009, 08:09 PM
Hell's Foundry
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12-17-2009, 04:20 AM
