Nice!
Thanks for sharing.

 

Nice

 

Thank you gentlemen!

 

Looks good. Is there something that keeps the 2 pipes from sliding out of one end or the other?

 

Looks awesome! How about a few details. Like pipe diameter used, distance between pipes etc. Thanks

 

Sweet! Exactly what I need as well.

 

Here's a photo of my rack I just made. I just posted a video in the video section showing me putting the trunk on. I'm pretty happy how it turned out.

 

View attachment 144369 Here's a photo of my rack I just made. I just posted a video in the video section showing me putting the trunk on. I'm pretty happy how it turned out.

Looks great. Where is the "video section". Thanks

 

Indian motorcycle video & photo, right below the general forum

 

View attachment 28363 made this bracket for the Roadmaster trunk when not in use. I have about 6 dollars in materials. Had the wood, bought the pipe.

Could you please tell me what size conduit you used? 3/4 or 1" EMT ? Or is it something else ?
Thanks

 

Thank you Poleclimber. I checked out your trunk holder and decided it is a great idea. I often like to ride without the trunk but could never figure out what to do with it so it did not get damaged. I used your photo and modified a few things using the materials I could find. Yours looks better but mine works good. As with all my projects I overbuilt it. See photos below and list of materials.
Materials:
2 - 1x6 boards 24 inches long
2 - 2x4's 24 inches long
4 - metal angle brackets ( just to help overbuild it)
2 - 1 inch OD black pipes 24 inches long
4 - black pipe caps to keep pipes retained in holder.
Oh yea and a few long deck screws to mount it to the wall and hold it together.

Side View

Top View

Bottom View

 

Thank you Poleclimber. I checked out your trunk holder and decided it is a great idea. I often like to ride without the trunk but could never figure out what to do with it so it did not get damaged. I used your photo and modified a few things using the materials I could find. Yours looks better but mine works good. As with all my projects I overbuilt it. See photos below and list of materials.
Materials:
2 - 1x6 boards 24 inches long
2 - 2x4's 24 inches long
4 - metal angle brackets ( just to help overbuild it)
2 - 1 inch OD black pipes 24 inches long
4 - black pipe caps to keep pipes retained in holder.
Oh yea and a few long deck screws to mount it to the wall and hold it together.

Side View
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Top View
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Bottom View
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That looks pretty neat.

 

here is mine
2x10 and 3/4" pipe (tried 1" but 3/4" was better fit). just bolted to studs in the wall. holds really well. foam on ends so kids don't bump heads getting bikes out

 

...well done...!!!

 

View attachment 28363 made this bracket for the Roadmaster trunk when not in use. I have about 6 dollars in materials. Had the wood, bought the pipe.

Phenomenal!!!!!

 

Finally got around to making a holder for my trunk. Borrowed some design ideas from the folks on this post. Very helpful resource. Thanks to all that contributed,

 

It’s not for a Roadmaster, but here’s a simple rack I made for my Tour Pak…

 

Thanks to others who contributed to this topic (instructions and pictures), it inspired me to do the same.

Fortunately I was able to hand my trunk facing top or bottom.

I need some proper dust covers though.

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Thanks to others who contributed to this topic (instructions and pictures), it inspired me to do the same.

Nicely done!!

 

 

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I like this design. Going to build one this week. Thanks for posting pic.

 

 

My solution. Worked out well. For the guys with a metal shop/building. Might help.

 

Genius ideas! Never thought to do this. Now I have another project to add to the list that I have no time for. Thanks! 😄