Antenna tie down clips
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this isn't exactly the solution to what you asked, but maybe this type of antenna appeals to you...
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RE: Antenna tie down clips
Doug, This is a free and easy way to hold the antenna's down. My buddy told me about this after I got my new 06 Ultra antenna stuck in the garage door my first day bringing it home.
There is a slight gap on the front of each of the saddlebag latch handles, at the top, where it clamps the lid to the lower portion of the bag.
Bend the antenna foward and hook the antenna ball tip in the gap between the saddlebag and the latch handle. (One antenna per latch handle). This will hold the antenna down. You don't need to buy anything at all.
There is a slight gap on the front of each of the saddlebag latch handles, at the top, where it clamps the lid to the lower portion of the bag.
Bend the antenna foward and hook the antenna ball tip in the gap between the saddlebag and the latch handle. (One antenna per latch handle). This will hold the antenna down. You don't need to buy anything at all.
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RE: Antenna tie down clips
Doug, This is a free and easy way to hold the antenna's down. My buddy told me about this after I got my new 06 Ultra antenna stuck in the garage door my first day bringing it home.
There is a slight gap on the front of each of the saddlebag latch handles, at the top, where it clamps the lid to the lower portion of the bag.
Bend the antenna foward and hook the antenna ball tip in the gap between the saddlebag and the latch handle. (One antenna per latch handle). This will hold the antenna down. You don't need to buy anything at all.
There is a slight gap on the front of each of the saddlebag latch handles, at the top, where it clamps the lid to the lower portion of the bag.
Bend the antenna foward and hook the antenna ball tip in the gap between the saddlebag and the latch handle. (One antenna per latch handle). This will hold the antenna down. You don't need to buy anything at all.
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Doug, This is a free and easy way to hold the antenna's down. My buddy told me about this after I got my new 06 Ultra antenna stuck in the garage door my first day bringing it home.
There is a slight gap on the front of each of the saddlebag latch handles, at the top, where it clamps the lid to the lower portion of the bag.
Bend the antenna foward and hook the antenna ball tip in the gap between the saddlebag and the latch handle. (One antenna per latch handle). This will hold the antenna down. You don't need to buy anything at all.
Doug, This is a free and easy way to hold the antenna's down. My buddy told me about this after I got my new 06 Ultra antenna stuck in the garage door my first day bringing it home.
There is a slight gap on the front of each of the saddlebag latch handles, at the top, where it clamps the lid to the lower portion of the bag.
Bend the antenna foward and hook the antenna ball tip in the gap between the saddlebag and the latch handle. (One antenna per latch handle). This will hold the antenna down. You don't need to buy anything at all.
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