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[110tHunDer]

If you read my thread on the Comfort Stitch Seat in the Pictures section, you saw the posts talking about the tour-pak spoiler covering up the last bit of the flames.  To solve this, I had a local painter transfer the design from the lid onto the spoiler and re-clearcoat it.  Below are the results:

[110tHunDer]

From another angle . . .

[110tHunDer]

And one more . . .

[bostonut]

Nice touch, I put the spoiler on a king tour pack, installed the mini lugauge rack, so I put the spoiler further to the back of the lid, It bearly touches the pinstripe flames. ......

[mr_magoo]

Nice touch, either you or somebody on this web site suggested this.  Will have it done if I ever get a tour pak, ordered it Feb 2 and haven't got it yet but the spoiler ordered 4 weeks ago is here.

[JCZ]

103 thanks for the photos.  The spoiler and saddle bag spoilers are something that I've been considering.  I'd like to see a photo of our bike with both.

I'm assuming that the tour pak has a quick relase in the wiring, similar to the saddle bag spoilers?

Dave you're doing so much riding......you wouldn't have time to put the spoiler on, if you did have it.  [smiley=huepfenlol2.gif]

[110tHunDer]

103 thanks for the photos.

[WFP]

Not sure I'll be the first to have both, but I intend to do the saddlebag spoilers, too.

[bostonut]

I put a lid light on my tour pack with the spoiler also. All I did was to use the douche connector for the lights and the grey power plug for the lid light with a bullet connector for ground. It disconnects in seconds. I used black zip ties to hold the wires to the detachable tour pack mount to keep things organized.....looks pretty good.

John....

[110tHunDer]

Bill, you drive a hard bargain! [smiley=laugh.gif]  I'm still using antique 35mm camera, so patience, my friend, the film is at the 1 hr. shop currently.  Since I have stepped up and purchased a scanner over the weekend, photos of spoiler wire routing will follow here shortly. [smiley=beerchug.gif]

[110tHunDer]

OK, Bill, here you go.

[110tHunDer]

. . . and here's the spoiler wiring running along the tour-pak mounting brackets . . .

[110tHunDer]

. . . and finally terminating right in front of the battery . . .

[JCZ]

So every time I want to take the tour pak off, I'd have to remove the wire all the way up to near the battery?  Has to be some way of tieing in a quick disconnect.

Tell me.....as your wire goes through your tour pak or saddle bags it is held in place by the little plastic cable ties.  How are they secured?  Do they have an adhesive sticky on them?

My tour pak has an Ultra Classic liner that I could run it under......and the tour pak lid organizer inside the lid, that I could run it under.  But the saddle bags are more of a concern......I really pack them pretty tight.  Getting stuff out, on the long haul trips, and putting it back in.....can get almost abusive to the saddle bags.

[WFP]

JCZ,

On the saddlebags, and I am assuming on the Tourpak, they give you adhesive backed metal clips for inside the saddledbag...you can also see them in my pics in the "Must Have Mods Thread".

103t,

Thanks for the pics!  Looks like as the cable leaves the tourpak, I will be running it down the detachable bracket, securing with tie-wraps.  Once it gets to the front mounting point, I will have to decide whether to add a connector there or work under the assumption that I will be removing the seat.

/Bill