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Getting ready to move the signals from the bars to the forks. I bought the kit from Harley. Does anyone have a how to on how to do this any help appreciated. Thanks in Advance
Find a cheap tool such as this one so you don't have to splice wires. The hardest part is getting the wires out of the connectors. You can do it with a small jewelers screwdriver but I would get the tool.
Not hard, just a pain in the but playing with the connectors... Watch the you tube vidhttp://youtu.be/52clbzQ2reg and read the DIYs here...
I would suggest do one side at a time, draw a lil diagram with what colored wires go where... I have a streetbob and actually had excess wire that I stuffed back into the frame, so it was solderless job...
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