EGO Bike Black Motorcycle Luggage Trunk Compatible with Harley Honda Yamaha Suzuki Cruiser Motorcycle Luggage Tour Trunk Tail Box with Top Rack Backrest

I mounted this trunk to a Harley quick release mount for my Softball Slim solo. It sets directly over the rear fender and provides the storage for when I go on long trips. With the quick release mount I can take it off when I get back and switch to the fender rack or passenger seat in seconds. The trunk is light weight but works perfectly for my usage. The included rack need extra work to drill the holes and mount because the trunk lid is not pre marked or drilled for the rack. It is an excellent deal for the price.

I liked the fact that is spacious enough to fit a full-face helmet. It looks good and is easy to install. That said, you have to be mechanically inclined to be able to work any differences from your bike luggage rack and the hardware provided. One thing I would recommend to maker is to drill the holes on the bottom of the trunk evenly horizontally as well as vertically. My luggage rack only has the chrome tubes running from front to back, so I had to use the brackets horizontally (left to right), Unfortunately the brackets provided only fit the holes vertically (front to back) so I had to purchase hardware to make it fit. This can be easily fixed by maker by drilling the holes in a square fashion so hole distance from each other are the same in any direction. One very important thing that made me re-mount this thing, make sure that if your Bike has saddle bags, that they open freely before you secure this trunk, otherwise you'll have to manufacture or purchase a rack mount that can flip the trunk back so you can then open the saddle bags,

REALLY like this trunk Will fit 2 full Size helmets, has a lock and a rack On Top, the backrest is nice for the wife contors around her to keep in place... ( WHAT a shame...lol) installation Was easy. although i drive a 04 Yamaha vstar 1100 so i had to drill holes, because it did Not fit my application of the bike. the trunk Sets On an already existing luggage rack on the bike. If your looking to add a light inside or outside of the luggage rack it has room to do so. there are no reflectors on it either. which you can purchase those on ebay they have different colors. i am placing a 12 volt power outlet in mine for cell Phone chargers. there Were No instructions with this product.

Holes are easy to drill, and can be located from opening the unit for both bottom mount and rack on top. Smaller than a stock harley tour pak, but MANY hundreds of dollars less. Nice gloss black finish, chrome rack on top is nice. Holds my full face helmet with a bit of room to spare. I'm very happy with it. Well worth the money in my opinion.

This trunk has potential, but has flaws. As other customers have stated, the latch is prone to rusting and we would be better served by the use of stainless steel hardware. I also find flaws with the lid stoppers/ bumpers installed, they are only pressure fit in place. Two of mine have come loose and are trying to get away. This results in the lid rattling and even causing the latch to pop open, locking the latch stops the pop open effect. Had I not installed this unit by drilling holes to make fit my luggage rack I would of returned this trunk and searched for another trunk, now I'm stuck with it. I'm attempting to epoxy the bumpers in place and as far as the latch, packing the backside of it with grease may help get more longevity out of it. I feel I'm being generous with rating this trunk at 3 stars. IMHO I shouldn't have to do repairs to a brand new item. Update: Using epoxy secured the lid bumpers and I also used some caulking to help prevent any future movement of these rubber bumper. After a short ride on rough roads no more rattles from lid.

So nice to have extra storage. My wife says the seat is comfortable. I installed it by slipping hose clamps between the box and the flat brackets that were included and tightened them to the luggage rack on my bike. I put two hose clamps on each side and it's very secure. Hope this idea helps someone. The rack on the top gave me issues. Only 3 of the 4 bolts would thread. I had to make a trip to the hardware store to get a longer bolt. I think it's because the holes have to be drilled perfectly to avoid this issue. I made a paper template to get the holes as close to perfect as I could, but human error prevailed. The rack looks great and is relatively easy to install.

Its a good size trunk. Fits two helmets. The ABS plastic box is good. Not many ways you can screw up pouring plastic in a mold. HOWEVER, the hardware provided, including the locking latch is absolute garbage. See pix. The luggage rack pictured is rusting right out of the box. I ended up throwing it the trash. Didn't even consider mounting it. The latch is the third one I've purchased. Only because it's the only one I can find that fits the application. Lasts a few months then starts rusting away until finally the piece that latches down breaks off entirely. Purchase this item with the intent of having to replace hardware after a few months. I mounted mine with stainless steel hardware from Ace Hardware and threw theirs in the trash. UPDATE: Downgraded rating. The hardware is absolutely garbage from China. Added new pictures of the "new" hardware.

This is not a heavy duty Harley to pack. It does the job though. Be aware and careful when drilling holes for the top rack. If you drill the holes first, you will quickly realize that the holes don’t lineup absolutely perfect with the rack. It’s close but not perfect. You’re better off to line it up yourself and get close to the pre-marked holes. You’ll save yourself a lot of headache. I didn’t keep the original black color, I sent it down and repainted it as close as possible to my own bikes color. Six cans of spray paint and two cans of clearcoat. Came out really good. Added some additional reflectors for safety. Did have to drill new holes for the mounting system, as they didn’t match up with my rack, but that was no issue. Just a little bit of engineering. I also added an additional support rack of heavy duty, plastic pegboard underneath just to support the bottom of the trunk. Also make sure you look for the keys on the lock, MICN. They will not be in the trunk. They do wrapped the product very well, they will be taped on the inside of the packing box itself. Not inside the trunk.