I did a list with a chopped powerproductpart fiberglass tourpack, with premium hardware and top mount rack it came out around $1100 ready to bolt-on using a 4pt 2up mount. Of course, due to sequestration all extra toys and expenses are on hold...

 

I just installed the detach mount on my tour pack. If anyone is considering installing a tour pack and wants to leave it on all the time, I have the mounting hardware. Make me an offer.

 

I ordered a color matched tour pak about a month ago and it just came in last week. Got the detachable 4-point docking kit to go with it. I went with the chopped tour pak - some helpful people on here posted photos and it really goes well with a SG. I almost never tour with a passenger so it is ideal for me.

 

Ok finally got a recent pic after installin my cheapy trunk that showed up today. Gotta say for the money it's pretty good. I would love to eventually get a full on HD trunk, but being my first ever I wanted to at least see if I'd like it before pullin the trigger on a full on. And if I didn't care for it, I'm only out a hundred bucks. So far so good.

 

[quote=Smokengun;10993969]Ok finally got a recent pic after installin my cheapy trunk that showed up today. Gotta say for the money it's pretty good. I would love to eventually get a full on HD trunk, but being my first ever I wanted to at least see if I'd like it before pullin the trigger on a full on. And if I didn't care for it, I'm only out a hundred bucks. So far so good.


The Mutazu is very similar in construction to the leather/vinyl covered tour paks HD offers for the Road King. I've had mine for 6 years on a solo rack and found it very convenient and reliable. I don't keep it on the bike and I don't have the wraparound backrest, but it's very easy to put on the bike and remove. It holds about 70-80 percent of what an HD King TP will hold.

I've also had two Ultra King Tour paks mounted on two-up detachable racks that I purchased after the Mutazu. The first was such an incredible deal I couldn't pass it up. My problem with it was that it was very heavy, compared to the Mutazu, so putting it on and removing it required great care, and I got tired of seeing the $$$ it represented sitting in my garage for virtually the entire time except for the couple of times a year I'd use it--and that use was simply to put it to use--the Mutazu would have worked fine. So I sold it.

I got my second Ultra King Tour Pak when I was getting ready to get my bike painted a couple of years ago. I did that only because the painter was mixing a custom color and I thought there might be a time in the future that I'd want an Ultra tour pak, so I better get one and get it painted. I subsequently undertook audio upgrades and thought I could add some custom speaker pods.

The Mutazu is a good value, but it does have limitations; primarily, it won't support the same weight on a luggage rack that an HD tour pak will support.

In any case, good luck with your Mutazu.

Carl

 

I was in the same boat as you. I had a street glide and wanted a tour pack. By the time I got the harley color matched pack it was 1200-1400 dollars.... I debated on it and was going to pull the trigger and get it but for 1500 more I could upgrade to. 2013 classic. So, I went the "new" bike route, plus I get the 103 motor, which is another 1200-1400 dollars....

 

i gave up trying to upload another pic of my bike.

 

I have one for sale. Check your email

 

Check out the Harley chopped tour pack. It's only 3" lower than a full size one. It looks
really cool on the bike and you have alot of options for a back rest pad for the wife