Adding a Tour Pack to a Harley Street Glide Trike
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Garry.... Can't help on the Tour Pack.....But i can Welcome You To Trike-Talk.....:wave4:...
Peter A.
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Harley came out with a kit (base bracket) that replaced the regular luggage rack on the stock Street Glide trike. This accessory set up is OBSOLETE now and hard to find. People
have found it on E Bay at times but its a pretty rare item.
i have that set up on my 2010 (love it) and just put it on for long trips.
If no body responds to your request i will research the part numbers and let you know.
Good luck,
Pete :Coffee:
have found it on E Bay at times but its a pretty rare item.
i have that set up on my 2010 (love it) and just put it on for long trips.
If no body responds to your request i will research the part numbers and let you know.
Good luck,
Pete :Coffee:
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welcome Gary.
See if you can find a parts catalogue on line for the 09/10 models and see if the kit is listed. If nothing else look at the diagrams and see what parts were different for the TRI model VS the Street model. Then do the work. I'm sure it can be done.
There are a few people looking for the street glide trike parts that want the clean look so I bet the unused parts will sell.
See if you can find a parts catalogue on line for the 09/10 models and see if the kit is listed. If nothing else look at the diagrams and see what parts were different for the TRI model VS the Street model. Then do the work. I'm sure it can be done.
There are a few people looking for the street glide trike parts that want the clean look so I bet the unused parts will sell.
Peter A.
1000+ Posts
Contact
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Gary, you can contact me @
petehd10@gmail.com
if you need some info re the 2010 SG trike, I have the shop manual
and accessory catalogs!
Pete.
orag:
:clap:
Gary, you can contact me @
petehd10@gmail.com
if you need some info re the 2010 SG trike, I have the shop manual
and accessory catalogs!
Pete.
orag:
Welcome to the Gang from Western Colorado.
Without knowing what the rear of your trike looks like, I can only guess as to how it could be done.
They Kuryakyn tourpak relocator could be used if the rear has a flat area.
I put one of these on my Tri Glide. Kuryakyn said it wouldn't work, but, a simple mod allowed it to bolt right on. All it would take is a flat area that you could bolt half the relocator to and the other half bolts to the tourpak.
The mod I needed to do was to notch the frame so I could install the retaining bolt after mounting it on the trike. On an Ultra, you can reach up with the relocator installed and still put that bolt in.
Without knowing what the rear of your trike looks like, I can only guess as to how it could be done.
They Kuryakyn tourpak relocator could be used if the rear has a flat area.
I put one of these on my Tri Glide. Kuryakyn said it wouldn't work, but, a simple mod allowed it to bolt right on. All it would take is a flat area that you could bolt half the relocator to and the other half bolts to the tourpak.
The mod I needed to do was to notch the frame so I could install the retaining bolt after mounting it on the trike. On an Ultra, you can reach up with the relocator installed and still put that bolt in.
Peter A.
1000+ Posts
Tour Pak set-up
I realize this is an old post but if anybody is interested I have the whole set up (with Chopped t/p) in very good condition. Willing to sell.
Pete. :Coffee:
I realize this is an old post but if anybody is interested I have the whole set up (with Chopped t/p) in very good condition. Willing to sell.
Pete. :Coffee:
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