E-zpass
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: NYC
Under you faring would be the best. I have mine Velcroed to the lid on my left saddlebag and that works fine. I used a bag like that mesh thing for a week and wasn't happy, the transponder needs to be orientated properly to be read, there is a front with the Velcro on it that needs to be facing the reader.
I also register my license plates with EZ-Pass so if it's not read they can track the photo of the plate back and I won't get a ticket in the mail.
I also register my license plates with EZ-Pass so if it's not read they can track the photo of the plate back and I won't get a ticket in the mail.
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: LI, and New York, NY -- N 40 44.985 W 73 00.910
I found this out last year when I had my metal Leatherman in my windshield pouch. All of a sudden the first two toll booths I go through the pass wouldn't work. I take out the Leatherman and all was well again. The metal Leatherman was definitely interfering with the signal.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Epping, NH
if it will work if I put it in the trunk on the lid ?
Keep your vehicle and registration up to date on their website and even if it fails to read, the fact that they have your plate on file will avoid any notice being generated.
Be aware of the transponder orientation when you install it. Hos it is oriented can affect it being read by the system.
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Deep in the heart of New Jersey
Mine wouldn't work in my leather jackets pocket, so I did the suction cup holder type, till it popped off on the thruway. Now I have one of the black plate mount type, ty wrapped to the crash bar.it's weather proof and is hardly noticeable next to the black lower.,,
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: MA
Here is a pic of where one of two inner fairing screws are located. This is the right side just inside the right fork. The other would be in the same location on the left side.
Last edited by soos; Mar 13, 2010 at 08:08 PM.
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Road Master
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: LI, and New York, NY -- N 40 44.985 W 73 00.910
do a quick search on here to see the little tips for removing the fairing cover.
socks on the passing lamps
towel on the front fender.
do not over tighten the screws when putting them back in... they WILL strip.
when taking them out... leave the center windshield in a little until ready to take shield off... it will keep shield from falling into fairing and getting scratched.
hell... if it wasn't 45 mph winds and downpour... i'd take a little trip and do it for ya.
socks on the passing lamps
towel on the front fender.
do not over tighten the screws when putting them back in... they WILL strip.
when taking them out... leave the center windshield in a little until ready to take shield off... it will keep shield from falling into fairing and getting scratched.
hell... if it wasn't 45 mph winds and downpour... i'd take a little trip and do it for ya.