Wall studs are 16" on center typically...

Just relocated and remembered you posted this video. Ordered it 2 days ago, installed it today, love it. Simple, Sturdy, great finish!

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Just like one of the earlier comment would have been to mount a small sheet of 1/2" or 3/4" plywood to the wall into the studs (16" or 24" on center just need to hammer tap/ or strong magnet to find them) then mount the rack to the plywood... you could even get creative and cut the plywood to look like the HD bar & shield..... ;-)

Dig the storage solution. I need this in my life.

You did a great job.

not sure about 2019 standards but it used to be studs on 16" center, i believe it sounds right lol. a person can also mount a plate to the studs ( whatever the distance is) then mount the rack to the plate. that way it is supported on both sides by the studs. they suck when you just want to nail/hang something but i like metal studs more than wood. they don't warp, rot, easy to find with a magnet. recyclable,stronger i think, faster. you have a nice garage, it just needs to be bigger lol. and have AC. lol good vid

I made one years ago out of 1x4 and bolts. Hangs tour pack vertical on the wall

I actually built (2)- 4' x 8' storage shelves that are framed with 2x4's that hang from the ceiling in my garage. Works awesome! That rack is cool, I saw Robert Simmons did the same thing. I really like how the quick release hardware attaches to it. Well done Monk!

Nice info thanks

Thanks! I just added to cart and bought it ;) I was looking for something like this.

Looks good, glad you found a solution that's works. Looking forward to Friday already!

I made some similar to hold my removable windshields for the road king

I do projects similar to this in my reloading room. Never fails, when I get done, I'll say to myself... "Self... if you had known my idea was gonna work so good, I'da taken a little extra time and made it look pretty."

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I made mine but like the one you purchased thanks.

Love the vids

That good idea, now to acquire a garage to do that and tour pack or two lol

Mr.Monkey , to carry on with different ways of installing heavy brackets into drywall, these work great if you do not hit a stud. U.S. version Fliptoggle 1/4” bolt, model 4255 Home Depot part number 1001530051 hold 137 LBS each. Canadian version is a different vendor but same idea....Snaptoggle 1/4” bolt, model 843-673 Home Depot part number 1000540135 holds 238 LBS. No idea why the Canadian version holds more, as I’m sure we don’t build our houses any different the most of the U.S. but hey you never know.

If it doesn't hold, get a 1/4 sheet of plywood, big enough to mount to the studs on both sides, then paint it, and attach the rack to it. 1/2 inch plywood would hold the weight just fine

I hear you bro. Had this house built and learned about the hurricane stuff. Im an Illinois boy until i retired out of the Army. Now im a Florida transplant.

16in on center stud width

Good Ole hammer drill for that concrete side ..and some real good anchors...screw as mentioned 4x8 plywood on the other wall and paint it ..only 50 bucks a sheet now or more lol

Good recommendation - thanks! Just completed my winter project (yes we have winters here in the NE) and installed removable tour pack kit on my '19 Ultra as well as the whim module for coms. Just ordered the Dasen wall mount so I can take off the pack and not have it laying around. Also ordered a "lock" from amazon for the removable tour pack to keep it from walking away when i'm traveling.

And it looks cool to.

Great info and content pro monkey.

I’m happy you did this video, you just reminded me of more things I have to do! Thanks Monkey! LOL

Great video

I have a couple of the adjustable wire recks I bought from Home Depot 60” wide 24” deep and 6’ tell. I also put the wheel package on it for portability. About $100. Each reck.

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Sounds like you and I have the same set of non skills ! I'm always happy to buy instead of fabricate several times !:)

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Put u a bigger piece of wood behind it that is anchored to the studs, then install the hanger thing onto that .

I feel your garage pain! Constantly on the garage organization struggle bus. I call it my security system. Someone breaks in they die from falling over stuff. 😂

😎Use the ceilings 🌴 maybe use a New drop cloth tacked for pockets for chrome and delicate parts

I'll send u a pic of the cordless drill storage thing I built last year.

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Put caulking between the bracket and the wall on the side without the stud and you won't have any worries. By the way wall studs are 16" on center, ride hard ride safe.

I need a garage first!

You can run a metal strap 18 inches to metal studs and then mount your metal screws into that . 😎👍

Of course now you’ll run into it with the golf cart lol.

Should use a back plate mounted 16 oc to the wall then bolt the hanging rack to the back plate, Does look like a nice solution though.

Its looks like its made pretty good, the only problem is lifting a "King tour Pak" up and over your head (considering the weight of the pak)--I have the same issues, I am working on a project that would store my King pak the same way, however the Shelf would be able to go up and down via a wench system.

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I keep a wood stretcher in my garage.

You could have put a couple 2x4's ( or whatever) horizontally, on the wall. Make sure the boards span at least 2 studs. Then you could mount that bracket anywhere along the 2x4's.

You could have anchored a nice piece of wood to hit studs, then anchor to the wood.

Hurricane Power is impressive. With your garage built the way you described, I am curious what the sound levels are like in there versus other areas. In Houston, TX, in 2021, houses are still not being built as you described. Still simple 2x4 framing, no cinder block. -HTownVinny

that rack is actually pretty cool, do you know if they make those for like extra large windshields? I am the same with my garage and really need to figure a floor solution

I cut things off twice and it's still to short. I like that rack, meet have to invest in one. Price is Right.

Will it hold both tour packs so you use the luggage rack and sissy bar? Maybe one upside down and other right side up.

I built my using copper pipe and 2x4’s but mine holds the tourpacks vertically, one for my Ultra then one for my 69 FLH tourpack.

How many times do you have to toss out a name before it’s no longer a plug and now it’s a full cheer leader session? No judgment I think El Buffalo has badass content lol

I made my own. I guess I should change my name to LaMont. 🤣

yep that's a good looking RACK [pun intended]

good ideal but should move it back closer to wall cause your gonna hit it with golf cart

You could store other bike stuff in the park to. Trifecta.

What part of Missouri are you from?

I run a solo quick release, do you think that alternate mounting hole would work with that set up? Front lower than the rear mounts? Rushmore version but solo not two up style. Prob have to build my own if I want it level on the rack.

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Hay monkey, I will wait to organize my small 2 car garage. Kinda like yours. Only much more packed. I am having a Amish pole barn garage built in the spring. 30by50 with 16 foot ceiling and 14 foot doors. Can't wait. Going to retire soon. Got to have the Hot rod garage for me and my son. Living the dream.

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The only way I could get the crap off of my garage floor would be to hide the keys from the wife!

Pretty stout house, could probably mount my whole sporty on your walls to get it off the floor lol

Who helped you lift the tourpak up. LoL

There are multiple companies that make a floor/wall mounted storage lift that allows you to lift a bike high enough so you can either work on it while standing or raise it higher so you can store a second bike underneath. Open up alt of floor space. Uses household 110 power. Your garage ceiling looks about 12 feet or better. It wold work. I've been looking to do this for a while just haven't been able to pull the trigger. Here is one lift. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qq-Pec-mv9azqp8.html

That is a lot of weight on the rack. A good idea but a lot of weight.

Should have looked me up.Im a framer metal or wood or concrete walls could have made your day much easier.Most framing is standard 16 inches on center.But here in Florida some of these wanna be carpenters can't read a tale measure.Or finish drywall.They are just mud slingers never heard the word knock down till I came to FL to build a lot of commercial buildings and residential homes.I figured out why they do knock down here on the walls.is because they have no clue how to make a slick wall.Iv seen guys have more drywall mud on them than the walls.No kidding.iv built the Convention Center in West Palm Beach Walk in look up that's my trim work Built Boca high school. Built Las Olas Grande walk in the lobby see all the trim I'm that guy that framed it.helped built it from the ground up.Its seems here it's not about the quality but the quantity.Some of the work IV seen here I could not say I'd be proud I did that.But I grew up were you knew your trades and did them to the 9s.Just crappy construction down here.Iv remodel more homes that had house hold extension cords run thru the stud to have a power source in another room.Guess some don't know what building codes are for.

What do you do for a living? Just curious,do you have a office job? Engineer? Self employed? Your a smart dude although you act like your not lol

First world problems lmfao