With a baby on the way, I had to part with my Street Glide, but I got to keep the Ultra :-) I had a tour pak on the Street Glide, which I have since sold and have one remaining part left: The detachable mounting bracket from Milwaukee Baggers.

Below is a link to the actual part I ordered:

http://www.milwaukeebagger.com/produ...%20dtpm-bl.htm

It is the black mounting bracket, that attaches to the passenger docking points. The bracket is in good condition - it was only on the bike for about a year.

Asking $225 plus shipping.

 

Does it mount the pack further back than stock?

 

says only Chopped or Razor Tour-Pac?????
also what years??? Thanks

 

I had it mounted with a King Pak - but it tended to bounce a little bit if no one was sitting there.

Years - It will fit up to 2008 (Harley changed the docking points in 09).

 

I'm not sure if its further than stock or not, I had a Street Glide, so I didn't have anything to compare it to. You have to end up drilling two holes in the bottom of the tour pak, so you can pretty much set the distance to the rear.

 

Thanks for accepting my offer & payment has been sent.

 

This is a great rack, it eliminates the need for the two rear mount points.

 

Got the rack the other day, just what I needed and better than described in your ad.
Thanks for the great communication and fast shipment as well! (-:

 

Leo, I have the MB rack with an Ultra tour pak mounted on it. Works great, though it's on the bike only when I'm taking a week or longer trip since I have an aftermarket tour pak on an HD solo detachable rack that I put on the bike for running errands when I need more storage than the saddlebags.

The razor chopped tour pak limitation was added at the request of the vendor that supplies the racks to MB. I already had the rack when the limitation was posted so I called Nick, MB's owner, and asked him about it. He said the vendor wanted the limitation to avoid a liability issue in the case of an owner overloading the Ultra/King tour pak, though what weight that would be he didn't know. I also asked if he was aware of any case where the rack failed with an Ultra/King tour pak on the bike and he said there hadn't been any problems.

I don't use a luggage rack, and I store heavy stuff in the saddlebags, so the tour pak gets filled to capacity with clothing, cameras, laptop, etc. for trips.

For '08 and older bikes, since the '09 and newer bikes don't require those awful chrome hoops sticking out the back of the bike.

Carl