Tour pack relocation

Colleydog

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Feb 27, 2018
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Steve
For those of you that move you tour pack back, how far did you go?, and then what did you use to fill the extra space, kuryakyn filler pad?. Thank you in advance for the great info
 
2 Inches here.

I mounted mine on my 2016 TGU with the DK kit and set it at 2 inches. I did use the Kuryakyn pad. The only problem I had with the Kuryakyn pad was the factory screws were just a little too short. I got a couple just a little longer and some SS washers at Home Depot. I was afraid the factory screws would be so tight it would cut into the pad material. I am very happy with the two inch location. I do not ride 2 up any.

 
Thanks Kevin, I should get your kit today and plan on putting it the full 3” back, have also ordered the kuryakyn pad. Does the tour pack stick out past the bumper?
 
Thanks Kevin, I should get your kit today and plan on putting it the full 3” back, have also ordered the kuryakyn pad. Does the tour pack stick out past the bumper?

I don't have an HD bumper. I did measure, and the back of the relocated Tour-Pak is 3" further back than the bottom of the body. This puts it even with my bumper.

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Kevin
 
WOW! 3 inches farther back? Is that just if you have a passenger? I'm thinking on just 1' to be able to reach the seat hold down screw. That area is filled with way too much wiring and relays for my modulating brake lights. I can't get a screw driver down there now so I just leave it unscrewed. Where's it going anyway, right?

If I still had the stock seat I'd probably be OK, but I have the H-D Road Zeppelin air seat and it's a bit larger.
 
My wife rides with me 90% of the time and it is kind of tight for her now, so moving it back 3 more inches would make it more comfortable for her, and you are right the seat screw is a bitch to get in and out
 
Started with 2" then went to 3"

I originally moved it back 2" but when I installed the brake and turn light from DK I went ahead and move it the full 3" back.

We will be doing a trip of at least 3000 miles this summer and I wanted her to be as comfortable as possible.

I also installed the Kuryakyn filler pad and it works great.

I also went with longer screws to bolt it on.

Bob
 
I used the DK kit and bumped it back 2". I then used the Kuryakyn filler pad. Worked out perfect. Be sure to cover the trike body with towels or something and get help placing it back on.
 
Just installed mine Saturday and carried the wife for a ride she likes it but I have not addressed the space yet.
 
Alright, just got it put on took about 2 hours, should have taken one but I’m too stupid to understand the directions. It is definitely going to make a difference, very well built, another great product from DK customs

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Got my kuryakyn pad today and installed it, fit perfectly. As other people have said you need to buy longer screws, 1” 10-24 thread. Put the new pad on top of the old one for extra padding, looks like factory.
 
WOW! 3 inches farther back? Is that just if you have a passenger? I'm thinking on just 1' to be able to reach the seat hold down screw. That area is filled with way too much wiring and relays for my modulating brake lights. I can't get a screw driver down there now so I just leave it unscrewed. Where's it going anyway, right?

If I still had the stock seat I'd probably be OK, but I have the H-D Road Zeppelin air seat and it's a bit larger.

my 16 didn't need it with my mustang seat, but as usual MOCO changed the game plan. on my new 2018 with my mustang seat - I now HAVE to move the tour pack back the dimensions have changed. and speaking of seat screws - they changed the threading and it took me 15 minutes to get the screw in it's so tight
 
I installed the DK relocator kit on my trike. Set it at 2". Bought the Kuryakyn filler pad. Wife loves it. On the matter of the seat screw. On the new 2019 Trikes, They have 2 1/2 to 3 inch knurled end screw, to make it easier to remove the seat to adjust the shocks. Was wondering, if the screw fits the older tri glide models? If they sell them separately?
 

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