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The first thing I did to mine 7 years ago was to cut the straps on the saddlebags and permanently attach them to the bag, No sense in having to undo the 2 plastic clips every time I wanted to open them. They don't lock anyway!!
no batteries for me, ive already had the remote die in the middle of winter. either a dead battery or a being out in the cold to long.
i prefer to have mine wired right to the bike.
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What I did was take the key fob that I had ordered for my garage door and put on some industrial velcro. I then mounted it to the side of the tool bag on the handlebars. Works great and if I need to take it off (rain), it is very easy. Also easy to change the battery.
Hi all! Don't remember if I've posted here before, but I do check in from time to time to read posts and pick up some good tips and tricks.
I saw a post and I'm not sure if it was here or elsewhere, but it was a step by step with photos of how to hardwire HD Harman Kardon Aux2 for use with an Ipod or similar. Does anyone have the link?
I went to menards and bought a piece of 1/8" lexon plexi glass. I took a factory ultra classic 12" windshield and placed it against the lexon and traced it with a pencil. Then I added 2 inches to the height because I am taller and the top of the stock windshield was right in my field of view. I simply cut it out with my jig saw and took a sponge sanding block and sanded the edge for a nice smooth finish. I installed it on the bike and because of the curve of the fairing gave it ridgidity, I was able to do 90 mph without a single bow in the windshield. Dont use acrylic because it will crack, you must use Lexon. I did this all for 15 bucks. Sure beats a factory harley windshield. You can also make it anysize you want.
Greetings ya'll.
OK after much reading I installed the Security system Smart II. I keep reading that the instructions that come with it are wrong ect...
here is the straight scoop. it has instructions for ALL models. I followed the instructions to the T and i had it in within 5 min. the hardest part was taking off the ECM bolts cuz the siren goes behind it (for the 04 RKC) other than that it was a piece of cake. did a few other accessories but the one that got me stump was the 7in headlamp trim ring with visor (part number69733-05) Can someone tell me if there is something else I need to get??? it came with the nut and screw. whats the deal!?!?! I tighten it and its still loose what gives?? any help
ok, i guess my inability to follow simple directions has gotten the best of me again.. i got the trim issue fixed. Sled is ready to cruse around town. happy ridings to all
I went to menards and bought a piece of 1/8" lexon plexi glass. I took a factory ultra classic 12" windshield and placed it against the lexon and traced it with a pencil. Then I added 2 inches to the height because I am taller and the top of the stock windshield was right in my field of view. I simply cut it out with my jig saw and took a sponge sanding block and sanded the edge for a nice smooth finish. I installed it on the bike and because of the curve of the fairing gave it ridgidity, I was able to do 90 mph without a single bow in the windshield. Dont use acrylic because it will crack, you must use Lexon. I did this all for 15 bucks. Sure beats a factory harley windshield. You can also make it anysize you want.
Same thing here. I have an oversized one I made that goes out to the edge of the fairing to protect the hands and taller that I use in the winter. All you need is a pattern to start with and modify it.
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