Add Cruise Control to an '04 Road King?
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Road Master
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From: Raleigh, NC area
I have all the parts and pieces and am ready to install. One of the to-do-items on the list is to change bars, so will probably do this at the same time. Maybe I'll install the module, pack up the new switches and have this done while I am at Daytona. I think Fairing Xchange has KST bars, and offer installation.
70955-04 Module with cable
Hand control left, right from a 2004 Road King Classic.
70345-84 (5) wire retainers.
11497 (3) grommet
11193 retaining ring
7499 (3) locking flange nuts
10065 (2) cable ties
70955-04 Module with cable
Hand control left, right from a 2004 Road King Classic.
70345-84 (5) wire retainers.
11497 (3) grommet
11193 retaining ring
7499 (3) locking flange nuts
10065 (2) cable ties
Road Warrior
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Maybe started in 2003 or 2002 IIRC?, but your 2004 definitely was "Cruise Ready". Had everything but module and switches.
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I have all the parts and pieces and am ready to install. One of the to-do-items on the list is to change bars, so will probably do this at the same time. Maybe I'll install the module, pack up the new switches and have this done while I am at Daytona. I think Fairing Xchange has KST bars, and offer installation.
70955-04 Module with cable
Hand control left, right from a 2004 Road King Classic.
70345-84 (5) wire retainers.
11497 (3) grommet
11193 retaining ring
7499 (3) locking flange nuts
10065 (2) cable ties
70955-04 Module with cable
Hand control left, right from a 2004 Road King Classic.
70345-84 (5) wire retainers.
11497 (3) grommet
11193 retaining ring
7499 (3) locking flange nuts
10065 (2) cable ties
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Road Master
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From: Raleigh, NC area
Quick update. I decided to keep the bars that the previous owner installed. The cruise control is installed and working correctly. Didn't realize how much more comfortable this is for the right hand on long highway runs. Glad I did this project! It was plug and play using the shop manual and the parts list posted earlier.
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From: Newnan, GA
Quick update. I decided to keep the bars that the previous owner installed. The cruise control is installed and working correctly. Didn't realize how much more comfortable this is for the right hand on long highway runs. Glad I did this project! It was plug and play using the shop manual and the parts list posted earlier.
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