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i also bought the small rubber one from autozone and am getting ready to throw it into the box of "wasted money" junk.
x2. The radio reception with that installed was awful even in town. I ended up putting the stock whip back on but I cut it down so it wasn't at eye level any longer.
I dumped the ugly whip antenna and put in a Dakota Digital amplified antenna that's hidden in the fairing. It costs a heck of a lot more than a standard rubber antenna, but it works great and finishes off the clean look of a Street Glide.
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