Adding additional antena
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Road Master
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From: Mo
Adding additional antena
I went ordered an extra antenna for my bike, they said there is not a bracket out yet to mount it. Anyone know of one? I think it looks better with 2 antennas versus one. Or do I have to fab up my own bracket?
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JJ; Which antenna did you order (HD vs. after-market)? My guess is, if you want it to look right, fab one...JMO.
I run the Boom hidden with y-cable connected to after-market auto antenna strapped under fairing. Works well, but not the same application as your idea w/dual antennas on rear. How about the other touring bike(s)...antenna mount for limited work?
I run the Boom hidden with y-cable connected to after-market auto antenna strapped under fairing. Works well, but not the same application as your idea w/dual antennas on rear. How about the other touring bike(s)...antenna mount for limited work?
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It's just the stock HD antenna Iceman. You know, where that antenna plug is back there on the right, I think it would look better with 2 antennas . Basically, I just want to do something to the bike that doesn't cost anything LOL
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Gotcha...I'd say, as you probably already know, removing the Left mount and making a "reverse" template for the Right/new 1/2. If I recall, on my 09 stock mount, it's a 2-bolt, 90-degree angle bracket. I bet you can make something that looks good...keep us updated on the design.
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I bought a new mount, cut it apart and welded it back together so that it was a mirror image of itself. Still havent got around to installing it yet though. I thought I was the only one who liked dual antennas 
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