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Noir
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Noir&Chrome
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Noir sable
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Loquet chromé
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Loquet noir
TCMT 13,7" Loquets noir/chrome pour découpes de coffre King, avec rembourrage de dossier enveloppant, pour Harley Touring '14-'26
Cadeau inclus : tapis de coffre !
Couleur :
Noir vif avec loquet noir
Noir vif avec loquet chromé
Matériau du coffre : plastique ABS
Matériau du loquet : alliage de zinc
Matériau du dossier : cuir synthétique & plastique PP & mousse & fer
Dimensions du coffre : 20 po de long x 13,7 po de profondeur x 25,7 po de largeur
Remarques :
1. Nécessite des trous percés dans le couvercle pour installer une galerie de toit
2. Nécessite des trous percés pour installer le dossier
3. Un support de montage amovible pour deux personnes ou pour une personne, ainsi que le matériel de fixation approprié, doivent être achetés séparément
Cet article est percé pour l'installation d'enceintes de coffre. Si vous n'avez pas d'enceintes de coffre, achetez-en un autre.
Compatibilité :
Compatible avec les modèles Road King, Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide Standard et certains modèles CVO de 2014 et ultérieur.
Ne convient pas aux modèles FLRT.
Les modèles FLTRXSTSE de 2024 nécessitent l'achat supplémentaire d'un kit de conversion amovible, réf. 54000383.
Les modèles FLTRXSTSE de 2025 et ultérieur et FLHXSTSE de 2026 nécessitent l'achat supplémentaire d'un kit de conversion amovible, réf. 54000337.
Contenu de l'emballage :
1x coffre de bagage avec tapis gratuit
1x coussin de dossier
Customer Reviews
The king tour pack has been a great addition to my bike. Great product
Just received my bag, mounting kit and lower mounting rack. Everything was packed well and looks nice. This is a fairly large bag and is definitely a bag you would use for going on a run. If you're looking for something that looks sleek and cool this probably isn't for you.
The old adage is you get what you pay for and this is kind of along the same lines. On a scale of 1 to 10 I give the quality about a 7. I have a little trouble getting the rack to connect to the mounting kit because the latch assembly is a little bit on the flimsy side but it still works you just have to take your time.
There are few things that I do not like one is if you want to mount the backrest you have to drill your own holes and that's going to be a little bit of a chore. Two is the backrest mounts to the top lid and the weight of that seat is going to put a lot of stress on the side hinges with lid open. I'm not sure how well that's going to go over. The retaining strap on the inside of the box doesn't seem to be very strong and with the box open the weight of the seat and the retractable retaining strap I'm curious to see how long this thing holds up. Probably going to call the company to see if there's another strap I can put on the inside of the box. Also thought about putting a little stick on the inside where you can just prop it up and not have it all the way open. I'm probably just going to leave my regular sissy bar and not add the back rest and attach the box right behind it that way I don't have to worry about that problem.
Hi Edward! Thanks for your support!
It would be great if you could share post-installation photos or video.
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Customer Reviews
The king tour pack has been a great addition to my bike. Great product
Just received my bag, mounting kit and lower mounting rack. Everything was packed well and looks nice. This is a fairly large bag and is definitely a bag you would use for going on a run. If you're looking for something that looks sleek and cool this probably isn't for you.
The old adage is you get what you pay for and this is kind of along the same lines. On a scale of 1 to 10 I give the quality about a 7. I have a little trouble getting the rack to connect to the mounting kit because the latch assembly is a little bit on the flimsy side but it still works you just have to take your time.
There are few things that I do not like one is if you want to mount the backrest you have to drill your own holes and that's going to be a little bit of a chore. Two is the backrest mounts to the top lid and the weight of that seat is going to put a lot of stress on the side hinges with lid open. I'm not sure how well that's going to go over. The retaining strap on the inside of the box doesn't seem to be very strong and with the box open the weight of the seat and the retractable retaining strap I'm curious to see how long this thing holds up. Probably going to call the company to see if there's another strap I can put on the inside of the box. Also thought about putting a little stick on the inside where you can just prop it up and not have it all the way open. I'm probably just going to leave my regular sissy bar and not add the back rest and attach the box right behind it that way I don't have to worry about that problem.
Hi Edward! Thanks for your support!
It would be great if you could share post-installation photos or video.
