snuffcityrider

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Any one tried to mount a trunk to the Triumph luggage rack? If so what kind? Having a hard time finding anything, thanks.:confused:
 

PianoMan

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How Much Room Is There?

First......do you have a sissy bar attached or just the horizontal rack? I would think you could find something that would bolt, strap or possibly put on a quick release attachment to hold a trunk. Second.....how big of a trunk are you thinking about? I've used a Pelican 1520 series that is a weather-proofed case before with just bungi cords holding it. Works great when you need that extra amount of storage. I'll start looking around.
 

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The Triumph luggage racks are attacked to the sissy bars.

I use a Kuryakin Grand Tour. It just straps on and can hold a full helmet.

How about Givi trunks?
 

snuffcityrider

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PianoMan said:
First......do you have a sissy bar attached or just the horizontal rack? I would think you could find something that would bolt, strap or possibly put on a quick release attachment to hold a trunk. Second.....how big of a trunk are you thinking about? I've used a Pelican 1520 series that is a weather-proofed case before with just bungi cords holding it. Works great when you need that extra amount of storage. I'll start looking around.
I have a sissy bar attached, but it will come off and leave just the luggage rack. I'd like to mount a trunk with a back and arm rest for the wife, kinda like the Hardleys:eek: . But I'd like it to come off easy, don't care for the couch look, just want to go cross country ever now and then. Thanks.
 

Baggage1

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Hey snuffcityrider,I got a thing from Leatherlyke saying they got trunks now,small,medium and a big sucker 35qt job.Don't know about how easy it is to take off but if their saddlebags are anything like it shouldn't be a big deal at all.
 

coyote569

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Leatherlyke has the large trunk with and without a built-in backrest, so you can mount it with or without the sissy bar. I am leaning toward the one without the backrest. I haven't been able to look at one yet, but I am confident you could come up with hardware that would let you remove it quickly wtihout a lot of tools. I would really like to find a luggage rack for the lid, so I could strap stuff like jackets on the top. I think I will probably order one after the first of the year, and I will post an update.
 
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