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I just bought a 2010 Ultra. The guy had taken both antennas off to cover the bike over the winter. When I looked at it he just picked up both antennas and screwed them both in saying they were the same. Seems odd to me to have the same antennas for radio and cb. Is this correct?
they are the same as far as i can tell. each one is labled at bottom where it screws in.
each winter i take both of mine off and never paid any attention to which one goes where. they will work fine
Last edited by cbaker1@farmersagent.com; Apr 23, 2017 at 08:22 PM.
I put a dot of fingernail polish on the antenna and antenna base on one antenna the other left stock, this is on my '13 Road Glide Ultra. No confusion here and the stock ant. are different.
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