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That's exactly how my cable is routed. Knew my phone would not fit in the cubby - so, this way, it is in the trunk.
Just BTW.. If you are in the market for your next bike and are torn between a Road Glide and a Street Glide and are having a tough time deciding, One of the advantages of a Road Glide is the cubby size; it is big enough to get a pretty large phone in it and plugged in. When using CarPlay, I often plug it in with a short cable and stow it in the cubby; can't do that with a Street Glide.
That is hardly a reason to choose one over the other, but if you can't decide, that might be a tie breaker.
that connect to the GTS using USB and the iphone using wireless to get around this. In addition you need to have a mic connected or have the GTS flashed to allow CarPlay to work without a headset. Since your FLHX doesn't have a headset jack you can use a
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