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So I'm just about done wrapping up winter projects on the scooter. I built a trailer (alomst done) and put a hitch on my bike (http://www.customcruiserchrome.com/flhrc)
Now I'm at the point of wiring and need some input. I went the easy way and got the component to plug into the Harley wiring (no cutting), and the converter which converts the 5-wire motorcycle wire to 4-wire trailer wire.
The wiring all pretty much happens under the seat, but I'm at a loss as to how to route the wires to the back of the bike and still look good.
My 07 - The rear light assembly runs thru a protective sleeve under the rear fender. It has a peel off adhesive that glues it there. Id suggest getting another one , mounting it on the other side & running your trailer light wires thru it.
No first hand knowledge, just thinking out loud...
I appreciate it - I didn't notice anything on my bike, but it is definitely worth looking under to see if there is something to work with. I just assumed it would be unsafe because of the proximity to the tire.
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