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Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Colorado
Hey guys
So I found my way to the EVO side 
long journey but made it. So I'm really digging the bike I tell you. As I had posted on the other side of the board. She has a CB radio tucked under the the rear section that the back rest goes to i'm thinking of removing. The other issue is the owner before me cut the back rest bar and only left the plate because he installed a custom lower seat. So 2 things... One remove the CB to expose the rear finder and keep it clean and then I would like to find a quick back seat support so when someone rides i can spend maybe 15 mins putting it on and then going....
....... Other then that and replacing the stock tape deck the bike kicks A$$, wait she still kicks A$$ even jamming to tapes...LOL So any good aftermarket parts places for or geared towards are EVO's? By the way she is a 95 Ultra Classic Electra Glide..
long journey but made it. So I'm really digging the bike I tell you. As I had posted on the other side of the board. She has a CB radio tucked under the the rear section that the back rest goes to i'm thinking of removing. The other issue is the owner before me cut the back rest bar and only left the plate because he installed a custom lower seat. So 2 things... One remove the CB to expose the rear finder and keep it clean and then I would like to find a quick back seat support so when someone rides i can spend maybe 15 mins putting it on and then going........... Other then that and replacing the stock tape deck the bike kicks A$$, wait she still kicks A$$ even jamming to tapes...LOL So any good aftermarket parts places for or geared towards are EVO's? By the way she is a 95 Ultra Classic Electra Glide..
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 359
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From: central Mississippi
You'll enjoy that bike. As for upgrading the music, I downloaded about 200 songs on my mp3 player and also installed XM Satellite radio, and just kept the original radio in the bike. But, as posted above, there's other options too. Give us some more info. What color, how much, how many miles. Post some pictures. They are one sweet ride, especially on the interstate. Enjoy.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Indianapolis, IN
I spent $10 at walmart and bought an adapter you hook into your MP3 or in my case iPhone. The wire is hooked to a tape and you can listen to your music through the radio. You can only control volume obviously, you have to change songs or whatever on your device still, but it works and is a lot cheaper than $400-$500 for a new radio. I usually listen to Pandora radio, it rocks.
As far as the backrest, look at quick-release hardware. I can switch from tour pack to sissy bar in about 1 minute.
As far as the backrest, look at quick-release hardware. I can switch from tour pack to sissy bar in about 1 minute.
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