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Well I'm putting some extended saddlebags and rear fender cover. (still pissed becasue the painters didn't get the color matched right, then wanted to charge me an addition $150.00 (on top of the $900 I paid) for the correct paint)...sorry for that rant......
I will lose my antenna mount in the back (my choice, I could have made some mods. to the cover), so what' sthe best antenna system to use now????
Well I'm putting some extended saddlebags and rear fender cover. (still pissed becasue the painters didn't get the color matched right, then wanted to charge me an addition $150.00 (on top of the $900 I paid) for the correct paint)...sorry for that rant......
I will lose my antenna mount in the back (my choice, I could have made some mods. to the cover), so what' sthe best antenna system to use now????
Thanks
I bought the only from Harley costs about$27
Works almost as good as stock, ( for all local stations perfect )
For the long distance stations for will loose about 20 miles of reception Which is no big deal for me. Just used a couple of zip ties and done
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