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my way ain't "pretty", but you can't see it so who cares.
I attached it to a bar clamp and mounted it to the left saddlebag support. Zip tied the end to the saddlebag crash bar to keep it from whipping around. The only way you can see it is if you remove the left saddlebag and you can see it running along the support bar. Works great, can't see it, and no problem with reception.
I attached it to a bar clamp and mounted it to the left saddlebag support. Zip tied the end to the saddlebag crash bar to keep it from whipping around. The only way you can see it is if you remove the left saddlebag and you can see it running along the support bar. Works great, can't see it, and no problem with reception.
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Joined: Feb 2011
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From: In the summer I live in Adams, WI and in the winter I live in Quartzsite, AZ
I purchased one on Ebay and mounted it on the inner fairing above the radio. It seems to work fairly well but I have found it to be a little directional. In the winter I live in Arizona with mountain ranges all around me which could be the problem because the closest stations are 80-90 miles away.
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Here's how I did mine. Cheap and it works great!
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...-st-glide.html
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my way ain't "pretty", but you can't see it so who cares.
I attached it to a bar clamp and mounted it to the left saddlebag support. Zip tied the end to the saddlebag crash bar to keep it from whipping around. The only way you can see it is if you remove the left saddlebag and you can see it running along the support bar. Works great, can't see it, and no problem with reception.
I attached it to a bar clamp and mounted it to the left saddlebag support. Zip tied the end to the saddlebag crash bar to keep it from whipping around. The only way you can see it is if you remove the left saddlebag and you can see it running along the support bar. Works great, can't see it, and no problem with reception.
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From: Nevada
my way ain't "pretty", but you can't see it so who cares.
I attached it to a bar clamp and mounted it to the left saddlebag support. Zip tied the end to the saddlebag crash bar to keep it from whipping around. The only way you can see it is if you remove the left saddlebag and you can see it running along the support bar. Works great, can't see it, and no problem with reception.
I attached it to a bar clamp and mounted it to the left saddlebag support. Zip tied the end to the saddlebag crash bar to keep it from whipping around. The only way you can see it is if you remove the left saddlebag and you can see it running along the support bar. Works great, can't see it, and no problem with reception.