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#87218 Brad4501 (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 8 The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   Hi Guys what do you think of our luggage Rack that I have designed and have had made for our 2004 1700 Silverado. Please let me now. Brad4501   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #87219 hardone2get (User) Just ride would ya! Expert Boarder Posts: 525 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   Is that rack easy disconnected to be removed?? I can't say that I would think people would want that large of a rack sitting on the bike at all times. IMO!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #87220 Brad4501 (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 8 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   Hi - Yes the rack can be removed in less than 5 mins, 4 bolts through saddle bags. that's the advantage of this rack.   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #87222 HoustonCH73 (User) fists to the wind... Expert Boarder Posts: 487 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   How many hamburgers will it hold at a time? Of course I'm only kidding you but yes.....its a pretty big one. I have to admit I can appreciate anyone who can work with metal and have it turn out that well. You should see the results of my welding.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #87226 Brad4501 (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 8 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   Forgot to show side photo of rack   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #87227 takehikes (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 299 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   very nice looking but I'm feel the same, pretty big. I use the Yamaha rack attached to the sissy bar. I didn't like how high it sits so I figured out how to cut it down and drop it closer to the fender. It comes off with the sissy bar in just a few minutes and a few more to put the 'eyebrows" back on. I can see having one that size with the bag on, you are already that wide so it wouldn't make any difference. I too am in awe of the metalworking, looks nice. My welding looks like it was done by winos under a bridge.   Logged     Every walk of life falls under the sway of the Testicular Imperative: either you have the world by them, or it has you.   The administrator has disabled public write access. #87254 Cougar (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2646 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   I would like to see some pics at a distance for looks....but close up looks like it would definitely do the job of hauling baggage etc......Coug   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #87259 Knightman (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 125 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   WOW!!!! LOOKS ALMOST BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD MY WIFES PURSE   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #87289 GreatPumpkin221 (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 55 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   I have to agree with the other guys here. Your craftsmanship seems remarkable and the quality is great. It is however, a bit too big for my taste. With my saddlebags off it would like a spare seat. My mother-in-law would be asking to come along and ride on the "back seat". Your Star design on the sidearms is good and if the rack was the width of the backrest I'd be with you 100%.   Logged     Great Pumpkin Brad Barnes Secretary, Star Touring & Riding Chapter 221 (Houston) 2005 Midnight Road Star   The administrator has disabled public write access. #87450 Brad4501 (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 8 Re:The Answer to the Luggage Rack Problem 6 Months ago   Hi Guys Thanks for your comments - Yes it is on the LARGE size but just remember, that this rack would not be on your ride for all time - just when you need it. Go on a trip when your get there just take it off and leave it where ever, put it back on for the trip home. It takes as I said before just 1 allen key to remove the 4 bolts through the saddle bags, less than 3mins.   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access.

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