Antenae relocation
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From: Orangeville Ont Canada
Antenae relocation
Hey guys just wondering what everyone does when they pull antenaes off tourpack i am going to put it in fairing. I wanted to get chrome caps for the antenae studs but cant find them ,parts guy at dealer no help either anybody know what part number is from hd or if they even have something . If not them then where else can i find them
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Sorry, but "Everyone" does not remove their antennas and re-install them in an area where their performance will be greatly reduced. But there are many perceptions of "cool" out there so knock yourself out.
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boy we struck a nerve there, heh?!
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Hey guys just wondering what everyone does when they pull antenaes off tourpack i am going to put it in fairing. I wanted to get chrome caps for the antenae studs but cant find them ,parts guy at dealer no help either anybody know what part number is from hd or if they even have something . If not them then where else can i find them
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Sorry. My first post was the actual relocation of the antenna. After reading the original post again I see you're simply looking for ideas to conceal the mounts.
I used a chrome 'acorn' nut available at a hardware store. I also used a chrome hex nut below the acorn nut because the acorn nut didn't have deep enough threads. You could also trim the exisiting stud a little if you didn't want the additional hex nut.
If you can't find the metric nut size you need, just get 1/4-28's and run a metric tap through them. That's what I did.
I used a chrome 'acorn' nut available at a hardware store. I also used a chrome hex nut below the acorn nut because the acorn nut didn't have deep enough threads. You could also trim the exisiting stud a little if you didn't want the additional hex nut.
If you can't find the metric nut size you need, just get 1/4-28's and run a metric tap through them. That's what I did.
Last edited by 2black1s; Dec 1, 2011 at 12:32 PM.