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Hey guys,
Any chance i can possibly get some personal pics of a install for a 2007 FATBOY pcIII setup of your bike posted? Just wanted to compare installed components to my bike.
I just did mine last weekend, no pics, sorry. Quite easy though, just remove the rear wheel mudguard's two screws, unhookthe toplatch and slide out. You will see a rubber square housing for the smart siren, you place the PCIII on top of it and hook the zip tides to a couple of hoses that are nearby orhang iffrom a tube at top, you'll seee it.
If you can fit it under the seat, I'd do that...a little more protected there, just not practical in some cases...I don't know anyone who's had any problem with one located by the mudguard, tho.
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