Air Wing Tour-Pac Luggage Rack

Originally Posted by Dinero No Mas

One piece at a time.

One on the left and two on the right>

or something like that>

[thrasher]

Originally Posted by Peacekeeper

Did he just say???

Heh, sorry, I was bein a smartazz...

Just a snippit of the lyrics to Johnny Cash's "One Piece at a Time" multiyear Cadillac. The transmission didn't fit so they drilled it out and used an adaptor kit.

[PeaceKeeper]

Originally Posted by thrasher

Heh, sorry, I was bein a smartazz...

Just a snippit of the lyrics to Johnny Cash's "One Piece at a Time" multiyear Cadillac. The transmission didn't fit so they drilled it out and used an adaptor kit.

Ahhh okay... ya had me confused there for a minute....

[Dirty Dan]

Don't feel bad, PK. I got so lost by that reference I was ashamed to even ask.

[Dinero]

When I went to Horney Toad to pick up my bike, I asked about the drilling positions of the two racks. They told me that both use the same templates with the arrows showing the same drilling positions. The only difference is that one hole has to be bigger to accomodate the wiring.

[Berserker]

Pschobilly rocker

[PeaceKeeper]

Originally Posted by Dinero No Mas

When I went to Horney Toad to pick up my bike, I asked about the drilling positions of the two racks. They told me that both use the same templates with the arrows showing the same drilling positions. The only difference is that one hole has to be bigger to accomodate the wiring.

Good info! Thanks!

[Dirty Dan]

Originally Posted by Dinero No Mas

When I went to Horney Toad to pick up my bike, I asked about the drilling positions of the two racks. They told me that both use the same templates with the arrows showing the same drilling positions. The only difference is that one hole has to be bigger to accomodate the wiring.

That's convenient. Thanks for checking.

[Dirty Dan]

Here's the solution to my rack concern. It's the Dowco Iron Rider Main Bag. I think it fits well and seems to be a quality item. It comes with all the mounting straps, carrying handle, shoulder strap and rain cover.

I likey.

[PeaceKeeper]

I like that bag, think I need to order me one of them.

[Dirty Dan]

It has straps on the back so to work with a sissy bar/rack combo also.

[Backroad Mike]

It looks good Dan. Bet you can get more than 25 lbs into that bag though.

Hopefully someone will be able to determine if a Dekker Supreme will fit on that rack.

[Dirty Dan]

Originally Posted by mbkodiak

It looks good Dan. Bet you can get more than 25 lbs into that bag though.

Hopefully someone will be able to determine if a Dekker Supreme will fit on that rack.

I didn't try that on. The first bag I saw was the Iron Rider so after I tried it on and it fit I knew it was a winner. Shopping sux so that ended the test fitting. But I did take a look at the Supreme and it is rather big. I'd be surprised if it fit.

I measured my rack's useable depth front to rear at almost 10". The specs for the bag says 17' X 12". I measured and it is 12" deep. But as you can see there is a radius alnog the front and rear edges of the bag. I think that's what allows it to fit nicely.

But the Dekker is 14.5 deep. I don't think even if it has radiused edges it would fit.

[Backroad Mike]

Yup, that's pretty much what I was thinking..