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25-10-2006, 01:13 PM
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| Detachable Tour-Pak
If anyone is thinking about fitting a detachable tour-pak........ Forget about a legal 9"x7" index plate it wont fit. If you keep the upright plate support and shim the Tour-Pak up on spacers about 1/2" you will just about get a 8"x6" plate in there. With a lay down plate a 7"x5" will fit, maybe even a 7"x5.5". Fitting the Tour-Pak is pretty much a POP, as it comes with pretty good instructions. I did have to lose a spacing washer on the rear docking point to make it fit properly. oh and even though I got stung by £114 inport duty/tax/VAT, I still saved £180 on getting it from M&M Cycles in the USA. Thats working on what it would have cost VAT and post free from Guernsey. Thats for the complete kit, Tour-Pak, Docking Hardware, Detachable Rack, and inner rubber mat. Shame I didnt get away with the taxes I would have saved £294
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25-10-2006, 01:20 PM
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| Re: Detachable Tour-Pak
I know what you mean on the tax. I've had loads of gear from the states, for bikes, cd's dvd's etc. It is a real bonus when they forget to charge the tax. Oh must go and pay my tax bill, if they catch me first!  |
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