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KEMIMOTO Upgraded Quick Release Organizer for Tour Pack Lid Compatible with Road Glide Road King Street Glide Touring Model Organizer Bag 1993-2013
KEMIMOTO Upgraded Quick Release Organizer for Tour Pack Lid Compatible with Road Glide Road King Street Glide Touring Model Organizer Bag 1993-2013
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About This
- Upgraded Structure with Balanced Storage: This upgraded version features a lighter upper section and reinforced lower storage area, creating better weight balance inside the bag. Multiple functional pockets keep phones, keys, wallets, gloves, goggles, registration, and insurance documents organized and stable while riding
- Quick-Release & Removable Carry-Out Design: with snap buttons for fast release and hook-and-loop support for stability, the organizer can be removed as a whole in seconds. Take your valuables with you when parking or traveling—no need to unload items one by one
- Dual-Fix Back System for Ride Stability: The back of the organizer uses a dual-fix mounting system with hook-and-loop tape plus quick-release snap buttons. This upgraded design provides stronger holding force and reduced movement compared to hook-and-loop-only organizers, keeping the bag firmly in place during rides
- Vehicle-Specific Fit for Touring: Upgraded KEMIMOTO Tour Pack lid organizer, engineered specifically for touring rear pack lids. Compatible with Street Glide, Road King, Road Glide, and Electra Glide (1993–2013). Vehicle-specific shaping allows the organizer to sit flat and secure without sagging, even when fully loaded
- Easy Install with Long-Term Secure Hold: Installs in minutes using rack fasteners, reinforced hook-and-loop tape, and snap-button support—no drilling or permanent modification required. Proper installation ensures a vibration-resistant, long-lasting hold, even on long-distance or rough-road rides
Overview
- Color : Black
- Brand : KEMIMOTO
- Material : Nylon
- Vehicle Service Type : Compatible with Road Glide Road King Electra Glide Street Glide with Classic Tour Pack
- Product Dimensions : 7.8"L x 2"W x 11"H
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Customer Review
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David T., Illinois
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"As someone who spends a lot of time commuting, keeping my essentials within reach is important. This organizer solved a problem I've dealt with for years. Highly recommend." -
Amanda L., Arizona
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"The quality exceeded my expectations. It blends nicely with my car interior and actually looks like it came with the vehicle. Practical, sturdy, and worth every dollar." -
Rachel B., North Carolina
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"My husband and I both ordered one after seeing how useful it was in my car. No more digging between the seats for loose items. Small upgrade, huge difference."
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