Biketronics Install Completed
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Road Master
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Biketronics Install Completed
When Biketronics had their Valentines Day sale I called and discussed what would be best for my needs and ordered the recommended equipment. I went with the BT2180 Amp, Titan speakers, lower fairing speakers, OEM lower fairing speaker buckets and CVO grill covers. I read the instructions thoroughly and called Bill to discuss a couple of issues I wasn't clear on which Bill explained just great. I did the install over the last couple of days without a hitch. The system installed very easily and worked correctly with the first turn on. I choose to drill the engine guard to run the lower fairing speaker cables, which I'm glad I did as it made a very clean installation. The sound is GREAT!! I'm hoping by doing it right the first time I won't be upgrading or adding additional equipment, I wanted it to be once a done. I'm not a professional installer and see do reason why the average person couldn't do the install themselves. Please feel to ask any questions I don't mind assisting.
Bill
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Looking forward to installing my own Biketronics system on my RoadGlide in the next few weeks. It's nice to hear the install is straight forward & the results are worth the effort. All the positive reviews of the Biketronics people & products certainly make it easier to jump into these projects.
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When Biketronics had their Valentines Day sale I called and discussed what would be best for my needs and ordered the recommended equipment. I went with the BT2180 Amp, Titan speakers, lower fairing speakers, OEM lower fairing speaker buckets and CVO grill covers. I read the instructions thoroughly and called Bill to discuss a couple of issues I wasn't clear on which Bill explained just great. I did the install over the last couple of days without a hitch. The system installed very easily and worked correctly with the first turn on. I choose to drill the engine guard to run the lower fairing speaker cables, which I'm glad I did as it made a very clean installation. The sound is GREAT!! I'm hoping by doing it right the first time I won't be upgrading or adding additional equipment, I wanted it to be once a done. I'm not a professional installer and see do reason why the average person couldn't do the install themselves. Please feel to ask any questions I don't mind assisting.
Bill
Bill
Did you leave the tourpak speakers stock?
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Road Master
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I did leave the tour pack speakers stock. I felt I would get more bang for my buck putting four speakers up front. I'm happy so far.
Bill
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