moving tour pak back
#53
RE: moving tour pak back
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George Anderson makes a tour-pak relocation kit, and it moves the tourpak back 2 1/4".....and costs $95. It is much better then the Kuryakyn kit, and much easier to install.
Do a search in this forum for "george anderson" and you will come up with his contact info.
Steve
George Anderson makes a tour-pak relocation kit, and it moves the tourpak back 2 1/4".....and costs $95. It is much better then the Kuryakyn kit, and much easier to install.
Do a search in this forum for "george anderson" and you will come up with his contact info.
Steve
That Ultra is slick... That was what I wanted (Color) but got the SG instead...
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#54
RE: moving tour pak back
Yeah they came out with the relocation kit about a year after I moved mine.
Had my frame stripped down for repainting (hate everything is black framed).
cut the pins of the end of frame and welded two inch extentions on. Then weld two
more mounting tabs on the frame for where the u-tube down turns mount.
Not recommended as a quick fix though.
What I don't understand is Why HD (and other man's) mostly use ONLY black powder
coat on the frames (other than price). My Brandywine 06 sure would look nicer with a
color schemed frame from factory to match the body. And powder coat comes in a myriad
of colors.
Had my frame stripped down for repainting (hate everything is black framed).
cut the pins of the end of frame and welded two inch extentions on. Then weld two
more mounting tabs on the frame for where the u-tube down turns mount.
Not recommended as a quick fix though.
What I don't understand is Why HD (and other man's) mostly use ONLY black powder
coat on the frames (other than price). My Brandywine 06 sure would look nicer with a
color schemed frame from factory to match the body. And powder coat comes in a myriad
of colors.
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