Thanks as always for stopping by and checking out this week's video. I have the same problem. All my storage and tool chests are full of parts helmets etc. The walls are now going to be tour pack storage areas. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
In this week's video I explore some tour pack wall mount options and ultimately settle in on my own DIY version to keep my new tour packs off the ground and avoiding the opportunity for damage. Watch as I walk the viewers through the supplies used and the measurements so you to can make this wall mount for your tour pack. If you find value in this video, please give it a like, share it with others, comment below and if you haven't yet subscribed, please consider doing so. Thank you for your time and ride safe.
That's a killer idea. My only problem is I've gotten so accustomed to having my tour pack, I don't want to take it off! I told myself when I got it that I'll only use it for long trips. I was sadly mistaken 😂 great video brother.
Thanks Joe. I left mine on the bikes until I built this. It's nice to take them off now and again and see the bikes in sleeker mode. Ride safe and enjoy. ✌️👊👍
Thanks for watching and for the kind comment. The channel is all about sharing tips and tricks. If you are a subscriber...thank you for the support. If you haven't yet subscribed, I'd be honored if you would consider doing so. Ride safe and enjoy. 👊✌️👍
Thats' a great video brother! I like many of us am always trying to find ways to organize and free up space for the scoots and the accessories. I love the tourpak but sometimes I just want to go lighter. Thumbs way up!!
Thanks Steve for watching and commenting. It's a way to save some money and get stuff off the floor in a safe place. If you are already a subscriber...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Thanks for the support and ride safe. 👊👍✌️
Thanks for checking out this week's video. It did work out well and now I have safe storage foe the tour packs and luggage racks. Ride safe and enjoy. ✌️👊👍
Thanks for watching and commenting. I have my seats hanging on a gladiator rail system that I think you can get at home depot or lowes. I just screwed the rails into studs and used the single long straight hook. I slip the seat nut opening through the long hook and that's it. If you are already a subscriber to the channel...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed to the channel I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Thanks for your support and ride safe. ✌️👊👍
I’ve done something similar. Using the angle iron that you would use for a garage door opener, the kind with the holes. About six feet cut in two. Mounted vertically on the wall studs with threaded rods spaced to match the spacing of the pack mount. I had some left over EMT cut to length and slipped over the threaded rods. My tour pack , back rest and luggage rack all mount vertically on the rods. The EMT was left over from a wiring project so no cost, and I had around twenty dollars in the rest.
I considered the angle iron route as well...however Ms. HDVIBE had some input on the ascetic and highly suggested I go the pipe and flange route. Thanks for watching and for the input for the viewers. Much appreciated. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
@@HDVIBE I agree, mine looks industrial. I did paint it satin black. I have a separate detached 2-1/2 car garage for my workshop, home for my bike lift ,street glide, mower etc. it’s my man cave so to speak.
Great video. I also built my own tour pak storage rack out of aluminum angel and two pieces of threaded rod. Tried mounting it vertical, but found the tour pak too heavy and awkward to mount. So I mounted horizontal.
Thanks for sharing. I considered using angle iron and threaded rods as well, but, the Mrs. wasn't liking the esthetic. So the she approved the black pipe route featured in the video. Thanks for watching and ride safe. 👍👊✌️
Is this the same measurements for all years of tour packs? The reason I ask is I'm building one now like yours and when I measured the distance front to back on the quick disconnect on my 06 it looks to be 5 in. Thanks for any help!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting. The measurements in this video would be for 2014 to 2024 tour pack brackets. The pre 2014 measurements will definitely be slightly different. So definitely gp with what you measured. If you are already a subscriber to the channel...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed to the channel I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Thanks for your support and ride safe. 👊👍✌️
Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your support to the channel. If you are already a subscriber...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Ride safe and enjoy. 👊✌️👍
Great options. Storing is always a big problem in our house. Helmets are out biggest issue . Great demonstration. Thanks Rick
Thanks as always for stopping by and checking out this week's video. I have the same problem. All my storage and tool chests are full of parts helmets etc. The walls are now going to be tour pack storage areas. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
In this week's video I explore some tour pack wall mount options and ultimately settle in on my own DIY version to keep my new tour packs off the ground and avoiding the opportunity for damage. Watch as I walk the viewers through the supplies used and the measurements so you to can make this wall mount for your tour pack. If you find value in this video, please give it a like, share it with others, comment below and if you haven't yet subscribed, please consider doing so. Thank you for your time and ride safe.
An awesome new way to do it. I like how it's got a design feature vice just being piping on the wall.
Thanks for checking out this week's video. I appreciate your kind comment and support. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
That's a killer idea. My only problem is I've gotten so accustomed to having my tour pack, I don't want to take it off! I told myself when I got it that I'll only use it for long trips. I was sadly mistaken 😂 great video brother.
Thanks Joe. I left mine on the bikes until I built this. It's nice to take them off now and again and see the bikes in sleeker mode. Ride safe and enjoy. ✌️👊👍
Another great DIY Rick. Brilliant!
Thanks Eric. I appreciate the kind words. Ride safe and enjoy. ✌️👍👊
Love it, love it, love it! I like do it yourself stuff like this. Great presentation.
Thanks for watching and for the kind comment. The channel is all about sharing tips and tricks. If you are a subscriber...thank you for the support. If you haven't yet subscribed, I'd be honored if you would consider doing so. Ride safe and enjoy. 👊✌️👍
Fair play. Looks great and simple to assemble. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jason for checking out this week's video. I appreciate the support. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
Thanks for the idea Rick, I made mine this weekend
Thanks Zac. Your buddy HDVIBE is always there for some help...✌️👊👍
Thats' a great video brother! I like many of us am always trying to find ways to organize and free up space for the scoots and the accessories. I love the tourpak but sometimes I just want to go lighter. Thumbs way up!!
Thanks Steve for watching and commenting. It's a way to save some money and get stuff off the floor in a safe place. If you are already a subscriber...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Thanks for the support and ride safe. 👊👍✌️
Very well done Rick! Genius!
Thanks RJ. Much appreciated. Ride safe and enjoy. 👊👍✌️
Great idea. Better than what I do. I put an old bed sheet on the garage floor and set my tour pack down. It's kinda bad on the back.
Thanks Scott for watching and commenting. It's a simple build and keeps those expensive tour packs safe. 👊✌️👍
Looks great , I always have a problem finding a safe place to put mine 👍👍👍
Thanks for checking out this week's video. It did work out well and now I have safe storage foe the tour packs and luggage racks. Ride safe and enjoy. ✌️👊👍
Great solution! Love DIY stuff.
Thanks for checking out this week's video. I went to DIY to get what I needed. Thanks for watching and ride safe. 👍👊✌️
Great DIY! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for checking it out. Much appreciated. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
Thanks for sharing this. I’m going to have to do this set up. Great vid man!
Thanks fir checking it out. Pretty simple and cost effective solution. I appreciate the support. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
Great video, what about the seat you have hanging behind you. Can you share your DIY on that as well looks great too
Thanks for watching and commenting. I have my seats hanging on a gladiator rail system that I think you can get at home depot or lowes. I just screwed the rails into studs and used the single long straight hook. I slip the seat nut opening through the long hook and that's it. If you are already a subscriber to the channel...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed to the channel I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Thanks for your support and ride safe. ✌️👊👍
I need to build one for my tour pack. Thanks 🙏🏾
Thanks Kelly for watching and commenting. It's easy to build and keeps that tour pack off the ground. ✌️👊👍
Nice and simple!...looks good and does what it's supposed to!....great work!...thanks for sharing...stay safe out there!!😎👍🤙👍🤙🇨🇦
Thanks for checking out this week's video. I appreciate the support and the kind comment. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
Very nice thank you for sharing
Thanks Ray. I appreciate your support. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
I’ve done something similar. Using the angle iron that you would use for a garage door opener, the kind with the holes. About six feet cut in two. Mounted vertically on the wall studs with threaded rods spaced to match the spacing of the pack mount. I had some left over EMT cut to length and slipped over the threaded rods. My tour pack , back rest and luggage rack all mount vertically on the rods. The EMT was left over from a wiring project so no cost, and I had around twenty dollars in the rest.
I considered the angle iron route as well...however Ms. HDVIBE had some input on the ascetic and highly suggested I go the pipe and flange route. Thanks for watching and for the input for the viewers. Much appreciated. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
@@HDVIBE I agree, mine looks industrial. I did paint it satin black. I have a separate detached 2-1/2 car garage for my workshop, home for my bike lift ,street glide, mower etc. it’s my man cave so to speak.
I get it for sure...thanks again. 👍👊✌️
Great video.
I also built my own tour pak storage rack out of aluminum angel and two pieces of threaded rod.
Tried mounting it vertical, but found the tour pak too heavy and awkward to mount.
So I mounted horizontal.
Thanks for sharing. I considered using angle iron and threaded rods as well, but, the Mrs. wasn't liking the esthetic. So the she approved the black pipe route featured in the video. Thanks for watching and ride safe. 👍👊✌️
This is super cool man. I need to build one like that as yes these accessories take a bit too much space. Great video! 👏👏👏
Thanks Art for checking out this week's video. I plan to paint the white boards the gray wall color so they blend in. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
@@HDVIBE good idea. Simple but effective solution
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👍Good cheap solution.
Thanks Nore for checking out this week's video. Much appreciated. Ride safe and enjoy. 👍👊✌️
Something I need to do as I only have a single car garage.
Yes this method is a nice space saver. Thanks for watching and ride safe. ✌️👊👍
Is this the same measurements for all years of tour packs? The reason I ask is I'm building one now like yours and when I measured the distance front to back on the quick disconnect on my 06 it looks to be 5 in. Thanks for any help!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting. The measurements in this video would be for 2014 to 2024 tour pack brackets. The pre 2014 measurements will definitely be slightly different. So definitely gp with what you measured. If you are already a subscriber to the channel...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed to the channel I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Thanks for your support and ride safe. 👊👍✌️
👍 I think it's great 👍
Thank you. 👊👍✌️
Thanks Rick, I don’t see the 90 degree elbows listed, are they 1/2”?
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm at a Patriot Guard Mission at the moment. When I get home this afternoon I'll get back to you. 👊✌️👍
I just got home and added the link to the elbows down in the description. Thank you
Thanks Rick🥇
@ICEMAN-HDnorth You are welcome 👍
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Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your support to the channel. If you are already a subscriber...thank you. If you haven't yet subscribed I'd be honored if you'd consider doing so. Ride safe and enjoy. 👊✌️👍