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[osmacat]

What are all of the items I will need to install a King Tour Pack?

[Rsantucc]

You juts need to order the King Tour pack with no hardware. You will be able to us ethe hardware that came with your chopped tour pack and just remount the King Tour pac to the chopped pacs hardware.

[Twolanerider]

You juts need to order the King Tour pack with no hardware. You will be able to us ethe hardware that came with your chopped tour pack and just remount the King Tour pac to the chopped pacs hardware.

That's true so far as it goes Cat.  The King pak comes as a complete assembly that includes the hinge and latching hardware.  It does not include the cylinder lock and it's associated hardware nor any of the detachable rack hardware.  So if you're wanting to lose the chopped pak in favor of the King pak you can just order the King pak and transfer everything else.

If, however, you want to keep both as an option you'll need to order the following:

King Tour Pak assembly

keyed to match cylinder assembly (a part number I can't find handy right now, but it's cheap and you get a spare pair of keys to match your bike)

King Tour Pak Molded Liner if you want it 53278-97

King Tour Pak Side Light Kit  if you want it (the little cheap chrome plastic covers that come with the King pak are kind of cheesy) 53457-79C

King Tour Pak Side Light Chrome Accent Covers 59349-97 (to even further dress up the lights)

Tour Pak and Saddlebags Interior Light kit 54331-04 (this is the new kit that works so much better than what we all started with, you don't have to have it of course, but the new pak won't come with a light, so just in case you want one this is it)

Detachable Tour Pak Rack Ass’y 53276-04


Unless I've forgotten something that will get you home.  Good luck.

[Screamin]

What are all of the items I will need to install a King Tour Pack?

If you're going w/ the antenna you'll also need to order the coax, mounting assembly and perhaps the whip itself. Have them pull your chopped pak up on the computer and have em run through the small nuts, bolts, grommet, etc. as well.  [smiley=rockstar.gif]
BTW -  be brave, you've holes to drill in an $800 painted part. [smiley=sweatdrop.gif]

[JCZ]

If you're going w/ the antenna you'll also need to order the coax, mounting assembly and perhaps the whip itself. Have them pull your chopped pak up on the computer and have em run through the small nuts, bolts, grommet, etc. as well.  [smiley=rockstar.gif]
BTW -  be brave, you've holes to drill in an $800 painted part. [smiley=sweatdrop.gif]

Put tape on both sides, where the holes will be drilled, to keep it from splintering.  If you're not going to use the lights You may not need to drill holes, depending on what passenger back rest that you go with.

You may also want to consider the Hidden Antenna (mounts under the front fairing) so that you don't have to mess with the antenna every time to take the tour pack off or put it on.

[Twolanerider]

If you're going w/ the antenna you'll also need to order the coax, mounting assembly and perhaps the whip itself. Have them pull your chopped pak up on the computer and have em run through the small nuts, bolts, grommet, etc. as well.  [smiley=rockstar.gif]
BTW -  be brave, you've holes to drill in an $800 painted part. [smiley=sweatdrop.gif]

Oh yeah, very sorry for forgetting about the antenna parts.  Since that came off mine the first night it was home I never think about it anymore.  Nice catch guys.

[porthole]

And lets not forget the spoiler [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

[Twolanerider]

And lets not forget the spoiler [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

You know what I recently found out Porthole.  Those accessories, things like the Tour Paks and the spoilers; they actually make those in colors other than red !  Can't imagine a good reason why.  But they do  [smiley=nixweiss.gif]