Motorcycle Trunk Tour Pack Tail Box Luggage with Top Rack and Backrest Classic Black

Looks great, decent size, mounting was moderately easy to accomplish, very sturdy not cheaply made of course lights don't come with it. over all I'm very pleased and will buy another very soon.

Good box for the money. Holes for the metal rack isn't predrilled might give you the option for rack or no rack. The lock looks cheap but it is from China. Didn't much care for the gloss black but I planned on painting it to match. Also the luggage rack on the sissy bar needs to be wider than the 8 1/2 inch shown in the picture. There's no instructions either but with a little know how it's easy to mount. Also roomy. It fits 2 full size helmets or a typical gym bag with clothes and essentials. Not sure how water tight it is but it does rattle a bit. Might be from the fact there's no seal around the bottom half where the lid closes.

We are very pleased with the storage capacity and ease of installation. We would order this again.

The backrest has a lot more padding at the top than at the bottom, which pushes against the rider's back uncomfortably if the rider leans back against it. To correct this, I went to the hardware store and got some new hardware bits to create a spacer between the front of the trunk that changed the backrest angle (and then I filled in the gap I'd created with expanding foam, which isn't visible unless the trunk is open. Other than this, the trunk itself seems pretty good. It holds a decent amount and it feels solid enough. (Update: I've made a few trips carrying gear in it, and it has performed well. The overall amount it can hold is good, and it's sturdy enough.) My solution to the backrest angle is in the photo - I went to the hardware store and bought assorted metric couplers, bolts, nuts, washers, etc. I've got the backrest mounted to the trunklid so the lower part of it extends much further out than the hardware that came with it allowed. This gives the passenger a much more pleasant angle when they lean back against it. I used big washers on both the inside and outside of the trunk to (hopefully) prevent it from cracking or pulling a bolt through, and everything feels super solid.

Works for what I need it for. better then paying 1400 dollars for an Indian one. And I only use it two or three times a year