Yet another, Hogtuned!
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Adamz
Im with seahag--its easy. Put a towel over the fender, and take your time. To answer your question, yes your dealer can do it--but they will charge 1 hour when a reasonably experienced guy can re and re the speakers in about 30 minutes tops
Call or email me any questions--RIDE SAFE eh!
PEZ
Im with seahag--its easy. Put a towel over the fender, and take your time. To answer your question, yes your dealer can do it--but they will charge 1 hour when a reasonably experienced guy can re and re the speakers in about 30 minutes tops
Call or email me any questions--RIDE SAFE eh!
PEZ
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Thanks, Pez and Seahag. It does look doable. The pictures were helpful too. If or when I decide to swap out the wind deflector, I could do both at the same time. Then again, I could just be lazy and pay an hour's worth of labor at the dealer when the bike goes in for its 1000 mile service.
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Update,
I had not had the chance to hit the road with my new Hogtunes until today. Put on a couple hundred miles, much of it at 80 and I had a chance to hear what you guys were talking about. Very crisp sound considering 80 mph wind in my ears and a set of scream'n eagles pumping it out under me. I did crank it to full volume and found I didn't need to to enjoy some tunes.
Man, the Harley Gods were with me today. I rode through a couple little rain squalls which are never a big deal but this one heavy squall came through that just dumped these giant rain/slush pellets. I just happened to be inside a bar/grill munching on a burrito.
Cool, man, cool.
I had not had the chance to hit the road with my new Hogtunes until today. Put on a couple hundred miles, much of it at 80 and I had a chance to hear what you guys were talking about. Very crisp sound considering 80 mph wind in my ears and a set of scream'n eagles pumping it out under me. I did crank it to full volume and found I didn't need to to enjoy some tunes.
Man, the Harley Gods were with me today. I rode through a couple little rain squalls which are never a big deal but this one heavy squall came through that just dumped these giant rain/slush pellets. I just happened to be inside a bar/grill munching on a burrito.
Cool, man, cool.
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