Remote Radio Antenna for Electra Glide
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Remote Radio Antenna for Electra Glide
Buddy has a 90 Elctra Glide. He took the tour-pak off and needs some type of remote antenna. Saw a couple in J&P catalog that are hidden under the fairing. Problem is that the hook up/box is on the middle of the left side of the bike and the coax cable runs to the rear.
Anyone have some recommendations/suggestions on brands to buy or clearly stay away from?
Anyone have some recommendations/suggestions on brands to buy or clearly stay away from?
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Actually that box should have coax that runs the frame and into the fairing where it plugs into the short connecter just like a car has. Just get rid of that box and all the coax and install the new antenna like you would any other stereo.
If that doesn't suit him, I had a mount for a Street Glide on mine with a shorty antenna that looked pretty OK. But it look better without one.
If that doesn't suit him, I had a mount for a Street Glide on mine with a shorty antenna that looked pretty OK. But it look better without one.
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Harley sells a mount that mounts on the left lower rear bag mount where the two bolts are in the rear. It's for a road glide or Road king, but it will work on a Glide even though the parts guy may say otherwise. If you have a problem geting the part number contact me and I can dig it up for you. I have yet to find a hidden one that works anywhere near a stock one and I believe we've put most of them on customers bike at one time or another!!!
John
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Last edited by miacycles; Aug 31, 2013 at 07:34 PM.
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Doc do you have the receipt that shows the part number. Seems like you have the ticket.
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Panz, you do realize we are talking 1990 here, right? I'm afraid the receipt for that sucker is LONG gone. However, I'll do you one better: The instruction sheet. Harley-Davidson Part Number 76191-80 or 76195-80, Rev. 3-84. "AM/FM ANTENNA KIT FLT." The instruction sheet covers 2 part numbers, and I believe that 76191 is the whole kit and 76195 is just the antenna rod itself, which appears to be sold separately as a replacement.
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Panz, you do realize we are talking 1990 here, right? I'm afraid the receipt for that sucker is LONG gone. However, I'll do you one better: The instruction sheet. Harley-Davidson Part Number 76191-80 or 76195-80, Rev. 3-84. "AM/FM ANTENNA KIT FLT." The instruction sheet covers 2 part numbers, and I believe that 76191 is the whole kit and 76195 is just the antenna rod itself, which appears to be sold separately as a replacement.
John (miacycles) can you give me the info as well on your part number if you know it?
Thanks