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[Guilty]

I like the look, does it require adding the 4 point kit, or can u use the 2 point that comes with the bike?

Here is a pic of my new SERG that was purchased 3 weeks ago in Oregon.

Jonny Mac, what dealership in Oregon did you purchase your SERG from? Also, did you keep the bike in Oregon or do you live elsewhere?

[Jonny Mac]

I live in Oregon and run my business in Cal, so I travel thruout the west. so if you are in Oregon you might see me in the Salem area.

[FLSTFI Dave]

Any one running the tour pak in the solo position?  Does that require the 4 point mounting kit or the 2 point?

I am pretty sure you would have to have a solo seat to run it in the solo position.

[Jim Kerr]

Any one running the tour pak in the solo position?  Does that require the 4 point mounting kit or the 2 point?

I am pretty sure you would have to have a solo seat to run it in the solo position.

You would no doubt need a solo seat to mount the tour pack in the solo position.  The stock seat will not work with it. 

I doubt it will work with the stock mounts for the sissybar.  I have the two-up mount and it isn't even close.   

[Rooster]

I can't wait to see Andy's leather RK tourpak on his new SERG.

[MikeD]

I can't wait to see Andy's leather RK tourpak on his new SERG.

You know, IMO, the leather tour pack looks great on a nostalgic looking bike, such as a RK Classic or Heritage.  The SERG is a slik streamline bagger, I'm not sure the big buckles and such will go well.   

[Rooster]

You know, IMO, the leather tour pack looks great on a nostalgic looking bike, such as a RK Classic or Heritage.  The SERG is a slik streamline bagger, I'm not sure the big buckles and such will go well.   

 There's a huckleberry with one on it right behind me, I hear it is big enough to carry a full face helmet.

 

[MikeD]

Any one running the tour pak in the solo position?  Does that require the 4 point mounting kit or the 2 point?

I am pretty sure you would have to have a solo seat to run it in the solo position.

You dont have to purchase the other mounting kit, this should help you out.  I found it today.  Is anyone installing the tp themselves.  I'm just a little bit eary of drilling holes in something I paid 1100 for!!!

http://www.harley-davidson.com/pna/pa_chart_docking_to.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448766754&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374309257398&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374309257398&bmUID=1223318137578&bmLocale=en_US

[Screamin]

You dont have to purchase the other mounting kit, this should help you out.  I found it today.  Is anyone installing the tp themselves.  I'm just a little bit eary of drilling holes in something I paid 1100 for!!!

http://www.harley-davidson.com/pna/pa_chart_docking_to.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448766754&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374309257398&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374309257398&bmUID=1223318137578&bmLocale=en_US

None of those are "09" part numbers. They won't work on an "09" SERG.

[Jim Kerr]

None of those are "09" part numbers. They won't work on an "09" SERG.

I'm running two-up and had to buy the docking hardware kit for mine (54205-09).  Knowing moco, you probably have to buy something to get the solo pack to work.  One more way to extract money out of us.  FYI, we had to remove my OEM bracket to install the docking hardware.  My sissybar will work with the new one, but the tour pack would not mount without it.  Looking at the tour pack mount, it doesn't look like it will line up with the old one in any position. 

[Screamin]

Detachable Solo Tour-Pak® Rack

The Solo Tour-Pak® Rack moves a Chopped or King Tour-Pak® forward to a comfortable back supporting position. The rack is designed to position the Tour-Pak® for solo riding and is adjustable over a 3/4" range. Simply remove the Tour-Pak® from the convenient detachable hardware, add a passenger pillion, and the bike is ready for two-up riding. Tour-Pak®, Passenger Backrest Pad and Docking Hardware sold separately.


Docking Hardware Fitment Matrix
 53260-09

IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.


Fits '09 FLHR, FLHRC, FLHT, FLHX, FLTR and FLTRSE3 models equipped with a solo seat. Requires separate purchase of Docking Hardware Kit P/N 54030-09 or 54205-09. FLHX, FLTR and FLTRSE3 models require separate purchase of Tour-Pak® Antenna Relocation Kit P/N 76556-09.

[MikeD]

None of those are "09" part numbers. They won't work on an "09" SERG.

Screamin-
You are right, that page was a link on the following page.  I thought I found something useful, damn moco and bs site, we should run it for them.
Thanks for the correction screamin!
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/gma_product.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448766754&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374309257398&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374309257398&bmUID=1223321253124&bmLocale=en_US

[MikeD]

but what about mounting it to the correct mounting bracket, it requires you to drill and I'm skepticle of doing it myself.  I can drill, don't get me wrong, but I dont wast to "f" something up.

[Jim Kerr]

but what about mounting it to the correct mounting bracket, it requires you to drill and I'm skepticle of doing it myself.  I can drill, don't get me wrong, but I dont wast to "f" something up.

Yea, sure would be a costly mistake if you drill it wrong.  I had a dealer install it for me.  Figure if they screw it up, they can buy me a new one.  I'm sure I could have done it, but it wasn't worth the hassle.  I had them prep it then rode the bike to them.  They installed it while I waited.  It took them 2 hours to set it up.  It is not as easy as one would think. 

[sblair]

Drilling is a no brainer.  The bottom of the tour pack has a metal plate with 4 holes in it.  Point the drill bit at the holes and drill through.  On the outside, put some masking tape and that will stop it from chipping.  I've drilled through my 06 pack when installing speakers and a top rack and it was a piece of cake!