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I'd like to create a second mount point for my antennas for when my tour pack is removed. Beneath the my seat I've spiced both antennas so I simply just connect desired path. I see that there are couple of options here as far as mounts. One is real low by the lip light where there a couple of larger torque bolts, the other there mount points between the bags and the fender (pic attached). I think that's a sleeker look (yes i'm weird in that I like the antennas sticking out). So I'm looking for mounting hardware for both AM/FM and CB for both sides. Not much out there so any help would be appreciated!
Have you considered "hidden" antennas? If not & you still want the whips, look at getting FLHX antenna mount brackets...they should work (same bike design).
I used a hidden FM antenna on mine. For the CB I added the relocation mounting hardware that mounts at the bottom of the slots between the bags and fender, part 76000308. I think they sell the same type of relocation mount for the FM antenna also. It’s easy to move the antenna when I’m switching the tour pack off or on and I just put a thread saver on which ever mount I’m not using.
I like the look part number 76000308 offers and it appears it would work for me on a 2012 FLTHK. I like the look of the street glide mounts more so I'm goiing to try find these for AM/FM and CB (Left and Right respectively).
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Help Relocating CB and AM/FM Antennas
