Just installed Advanced Audio XM module
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Thats a catch with Flat Rate. I know a dealer that used to charge 1 hour to replace a front or rear tire. Now they charge 1.5 hours, doesn't take any longer this year than last. They would rather bump the flat rate up than raise the hourly rate, guess they don't think people keep track of these things.
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Road Captain
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From: Sunderland, MD
Steve,
Yes, the antenna bracket goes inside the fairing, on the clutch side inner fairing support bracket, just outboard of the back of the speedo. It actually nests over the fairing support bracket with one tab on each side and another tab 90 degrees aff where the allen screw goes through the antenna bracket, fairing suport bracket, and into the inner fairing.
Harry
Harry
Yes, the antenna bracket goes inside the fairing, on the clutch side inner fairing support bracket, just outboard of the back of the speedo. It actually nests over the fairing support bracket with one tab on each side and another tab 90 degrees aff where the allen screw goes through the antenna bracket, fairing suport bracket, and into the inner fairing.
Harry
Harry
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From: Shorewood IL
Harry,
I want to throw a big "thank you" out there to you. Your post about trimming the harness to only go to the xm module was a fantastic idea. I wasn't sure I wanted to start cutting up an item I just paid $130 for, but it sure looks alot nicer without all that crap hanging off the back of the radio. I did keep the rest of the harness as well as keep it in good shape in case I do ever want to put it to use.
I want to throw a big "thank you" out there to you. Your post about trimming the harness to only go to the xm module was a fantastic idea. I wasn't sure I wanted to start cutting up an item I just paid $130 for, but it sure looks alot nicer without all that crap hanging off the back of the radio. I did keep the rest of the harness as well as keep it in good shape in case I do ever want to put it to use.
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From: Shorewood IL
The part that really stinks about that harness, is the fact that you don't need 90% of the stuff that's on it. I ended up cutting all the extra things I don't have off of it. All the wiring for the ultra is there. I really didn't want to try and cram all that extra wire I wasn't even gonna use, inside the fairing when it was already a tight fit. I did save everything that I took off in case I want to make an ultra road glide. 
Cruiser
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From: Bay City, Michigan
Harry-
I am thinking of adding this to my bike and was wondering if the XM is quieter than FM or CD at the same volume setting? Some guys have said it was.
I am thinking of adding this to my bike and was wondering if the XM is quieter than FM or CD at the same volume setting? Some guys have said it was.
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Road Captain
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From: Sunderland, MD
It seems to be equally loud in all modes...AM, FM, XM, WB, Aux, CD