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Do i need to cut or unplug the wires to install these type of relocation brackets?
i can't see the wire connectors without removing the tank, i'd like to install these without cutting anything,
thanks.
On my 1991, the front signals connect under the eyebrow, outside the headlight nacelle, You may not have to disconnect to move them. Those clamps are pretty standard fare for relocation. I have the old style that use the lower fork bolt to mount, but it's nice having them down low and inconspicuous.
Of course, i guess my bike's pretty old as far as wiring goes.
Do i need to cut or unplug the wires to install these type of relocation brackets?
i can't see the wire connectors without removing the tank, i'd like to install these without cutting anything,
thanks.
FYI - A trace back on the source of the pic you posted takes me to This eBay Link which says; "Fitment: Harley All models with 41mm Fork Tubes"
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