Broken CB Antenna
Has anyone had the following happen to them.
On the weekend a few of us stopped at a restaurant for breakfast. After eating, returned to my bike and everything was in order with the bike.
Got on the bike and rode about 150 miles. When we stopped, I got off the bike, went around to the back and noticed that the CB antenna was missing. It snapped off ( broke )about 1/4 " above the rubber boot. I know that the question will be asked was there a physical bend in the antenna. I can guarantee the antenna was as straight as the day I bought the bike. It looks like the antenna is made out of some kind of white metal.
Am sure when I ask the dealer to cover this under warranty they will say NO as they will think the antenna was damaged, but as I said it was not.
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CB is junk anyway
antennas will keep breaking.
HD knows this is an issue..
I guess they want to sell antennas!
I wonder if any moco big wigs ever read these threads ???
They get as good reception as the stock whips and don't rattle the garage door going in or out.
Cheap fix for the pair with shipping under $40.00
Less than 5 min change out plug and play
you can find cheaper, but you probably won't find a better shorty antenna for your Harley ,,,,
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Just like you guys I got back from a ride one day and it was gone.
I bought the "shorty antennas as replacements.
I didn't bother with HD cause i figured they would say it was my fault.
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I like the J&M ones but $40.00 each is pretty high.









