Universal Motorcycle Trunk Tour Pack Tail Box Luggage For Harley Road King Steet Road Glide Fatboy Softail Honda Yamaha Cruiser

Fit perfectly on the back of my 2012 yamaha v star 950. I've had the bike out several times and the light on the trunk still works great, no issues.

Works perfect. Looks good. SATISFIED

I love this trunk but it has its quirks.I drilled new holes to fit my rack and it anchored down really well. The instructions are minimal but it's fairly easy to install. Wiring up the light was annoying until I read the diagram inside the trunk lid. (Didnt notice it until late in the install) it allows a solid brake light or a flashing one. The flashing does not turn solid after a few seconds. It keeps flashing for as long as you hold the brakes down. There is no running light that gets brighter as you hit the brakes or an option to go from running light to flashing. It's either off or on.The trunk itself could use rubber lining around the edge of the inside to prevent rattling on bumps but is otherwise fairly weatherproof. I used some rubber lining I had from when I put it on my car door edges to protect them. It did pretty well. I haven't installed the chrome rack as I don't need the extra storage and I like how clean it is without it. The lock is good to prevent opportunity theft, but I wouldn't trust valuables in there overnight outside. It fits my full face helmet easily with more room for gloves and other items.

I put this on the back of my 2005 Kawasaki 1500 classic looks really good works great the light bar is really bright and really works good.

Thank you everything is good God bless you o

I like this trunk. It is roomy and seems to hold up well, but the lock seems fragile. It comes unlatched after riding down a bumpy road. I guess I could lock it to prevent that from happening, but I don’t usually lock it unless I'm on a road trip. We'll see how it holds up long term.I mounted an 18"x6" stainless steel plate to the luggage rack and then mounted the trunk to that (with additional fastening points) for better support. I also painted it to better blend with the bike colors. I haven't hooked up the brake light yet as I am in the middle of installing matching saddlebags and will wire all three lights in together. The hardest part was installing thr luggage rack since the holes didn't line up 100% and I had to drill more.

Very happy. It look really sharp on my Harley. It will work good

I viewed this trunk several times over a period of six weeks. I would almost buy it then change my mind. Honestly, I thought that at this price it really couldn't be all that the description said.I did not install it myself. Installation is not easy and requires a bit of ingenuity. I paid $50 to have it installed which means I've got a tad over $130 in the product taxes and installation included. And I am well pleased. What I have on my Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 Classic is exactly like a trunk I was looking at in a dealership priced at $429.I bought a pizza tonight and brought it home for our supper. That used to be a big problem on the bike. Not anymore. It's roomier than expected and sturdier than expected.Oh........the LED brake light.......don't count on that working. Mine worked for less than two hours. Still not complaining.