Originally Posted by RollaMo

I installed all of my stuff using the instructions included.
I agree that some of their instructions may not be obvious at first, but most of the time they are not that bad.

For anyone interested, I took some pictures this morning to show all of the various options for the 4-Point docking hardware.
This applies to the 2009 - 2013 bikes. Earlier or later years may be different.

First two pictures show just the docking hardware itself. Nothing attached and no covers over the mounting points.



Next two show a passenger backrest. Notice that I added the chrome magnetic cover to the rear docking point.
Note: The passenger back rest uses the upper shock mount as the front mounting point.



Next two show the detachable luggage rack that can be mounted behind the backrest. Removed the chrome magnetic docking point covers.
The luggage rack uses the same mounting points as a 2-up tour pack.



Next three show the 2-Up tour pack. Notice in the first one there is no chrome cover over the mounting point. Looks much better with those magnetic covers in place.
They will not fall off, as the magnets are pretty good.

Originally Posted by interwoven

That's great info!!! Thanks for everyone taking the time to help. Thanks for the pics!

The directions were a bit confusing but I feel better now that it is confirmed it is on correctly. Wouldn't want the better half sitting back there leaning on that tour pac and it and her fell off. That tour pac is expensive

One other question. I installed a solo seat and the exposed mounting bolts look like crap. What have others done in this instance? Here is a pic:

Originally Posted by DPete

The solo position requires a solo mount ( the part that bolts to the bottom of the tourpak) So to be able to run both positions you need a 4 point dock and both 2up & 1up mounts.

Originally Posted by 03psd

I have an additional question: is it possible to mount a tour pack directly behind the driver without a passenger?

Originally Posted by 03psd

The perfect situation for me would be a set up where I could either mount the tourpack forward where I could use the backrest if I was riding solo or move it back on rear docking points to its usual position when I mount my passenger pillion and the wife goes for a rider. Does such a set up exist???

Originally Posted by DPete

The solo position requires a solo mount ( the part that bolts to the bottom of the tourpak) So to be able to run both positions you need a 4 point dock and both 2up & 1up mounts.

Originally Posted by 03psd

Is it possible to use a 2 up mount and not use a pack mounted backrest and still use a detachable backrest for the passenger at the same time as using the TP in the 2 up position?

Originally Posted by RollaMo

Yes, as DePete mentioned




I don't think your going to find anything like that.
The 2 different tour pack mounts use different mounting points.
I believe (but not 100% sure) the solo tour pack mount uses the top shock mount for the front mounting point just like the passenger back rest.

Since they are physically different mounting plates, your not going to be able to make one mounting plate mount both ways.








Not sure I understand your question completely.
If your asking if you can run the 2-up tour pack and a passenger backrest at the same time, then I don't think so.
The tour pack sits too far forward to allow room for the back rest.

The actual mounting points would allow it though, it is just the back rest and the front portion of the tour pack want to occupy the same space at the same time.

Originally Posted by skratch

the front mount is located on the upper shock mount, not the docking hardware itself. you need to move forward some.