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Thanks guys!! I have always had batwing fairings, but my brother just bought a RG and we were trying to figure out some audio upgrades but there is not as much room in there as it would appear!
Who makes this bracket that Pioneer74 is talking about?
on an aftermarket head unit, yes you can get it on top of the head unit. With stock, no way no how.
The amp will fit perfectly between the glove box and inner fairing
I've never used a bracket for these whether batwing or sharknose. industrial Velcro from home depot works wonders but make sure when you stick that amp down, it's where you want it. It'll take a screwdriver to pry it apart. :-)
I've never used a bracket for these whether batwing or sharknose. industrial Velcro from home depot works wonders but make sure when you stick that amp down, it's where you want it.
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