Radio shack alarm siren install (2 sirens on 2 different bikes)
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I figure nobody is going to assume you have a RS siren and won't cut the wire thinking it is standard HD, and even if they knew it they likely wouldn't know it has no power backup. At any rate you still have the ignition lock feature, so if they cut the wire you aren't any worse off than without the siren.
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Radio Shack Alarm
Well I went to the dealer here in Chilliwack BC and asked about the siren. The nice guy at the parts desk said it would be $120.00 plus a lot of tax.
I rode down to the Radio Shack in Lynden Wa. The Radio Shacks in Canada have all been closed. There I got the part for $5.99. On the way home I picked up a soldering iron at Canadian Tire for $14.99 plus a lot of tax.
Once home I fished out a paper clip from the bottom of a drawer. I soldered a short bit of paper clip to each of the two wires on the siren. Read the instructions for the 2008 Ultra and they worked perfectly on my 2009 Road King.
Big saving. Works great.
I rode down to the Radio Shack in Lynden Wa. The Radio Shacks in Canada have all been closed. There I got the part for $5.99. On the way home I picked up a soldering iron at Canadian Tire for $14.99 plus a lot of tax.
Once home I fished out a paper clip from the bottom of a drawer. I soldered a short bit of paper clip to each of the two wires on the siren. Read the instructions for the 2008 Ultra and they worked perfectly on my 2009 Road King.
Big saving. Works great.
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