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Not a fan of all blacked out bikes, gotta have some bling on them IMO. I dont mind the whip, my radio works great. If I ever get a CVO fender/bags I'll remove the whip.
Nice ride
What are your plans for the rest of the bike, forks, engine guard, etc?
Forks chrome ,enginge guard is going to be a black mustache bar ,the air cleaner is chrome with the black #1 on it .the signals will stay chrome with tinted lenses and red and amber led clusters, rocker box covers upper gloss black lower rocker covers chrome. I want to keep a good mix of chrome and black
C908: I like those bars thanks for the pic
Chris, the old boom audio hidden antenna sucked. The new one I hear nothing but good about it. Bottom line is hidden antennas are not going to give you the reception that a whip will. But that's coming from a guy who hasn't listened to (as someone else put it) "terrestrial radio" in at least 5 years.
Thanks for the info I think I will keep the whip I like the radio lol!!
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