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No but interested also, I want to install it on my 2016 FXSB Breakout and on my 2018 FXFB Fat Bob. The installation itself is not worth telling but I also want to now if it is really needed
to let the dealer activate it. On Beemer it also was said that the dealer need to activate it but after I installed it, it just worked only it was not visable in the dash, that was all.
Never had CC on a bike before. Might be kind of cool. How much did this run to add the cruise control? I'm surprised Harley would do this, since they like to reserve the features to push you onto the more expensive models.
Originally Posted by Mchad
The switch packs w/cruise is $249 list I believe. If you install it yourself (like I did when changing my bars) you only have to get your dealer to flip a switch with their digital tech. Mine did it for free.
Yes they run inside the bars, you remove the oem left lower part from the original button housing and replace it with the cc part. It' about a 10min job on a Fat Bob.
If your going to buy one .. get it from Surdyke and save yourself about 50 bucks.
they are selling it for 204 shipped.
Unfortunately I live in Belgium and I will be forced to pay $ 365.00 a piece, that is the price overhere. It is a simple rule if you want to know what a part costs in Europe,
you ad at least 80% on the US price .
Ordering at Surdyke with overseas shipping cost , import and handling taxes will do me no good. If someone buy's it for me and ship it as a gift then it is free of extra
import and handling charges.
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