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finally removed the mullet on my '18 Road Glide. Custom Dynamics makes a "Tribar eliminator Harness" to remove the light at the rear bottom fender. I'm going towards the Performance bagger style!
Damn, good eye. I wasnt ready to show that, yet. I made that with some left over extra heavy aluminum tube. Its kinda a photo type! next week when I get my SlyFox Carbon fiber front fender I'll show it better,
iron worker69, there's a plastic facia around the fender that hold the Tribar/mullet. 6 nuts and a little wiggling and it comes off. But you need Custom Dynamics wire harness.
Hey thanks for this info
just got a 2019 street glide and also like the performance bagger look
havent done much yet bey definitely want to get rid of that fascia.
do you have a pic of the rear from straight on?
curious to see if it looks like something is missing
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Mullet no more!
