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Old 11-11-2015, 11:10 AM
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I need to relocate the handle bar mounted turn signals on my '14 Road King CVO so I can use a fairing in place of the windshield on long trips. What are some options I have to do this? Can the original turn signals be moved with additional brackets, or do I need new turn signals. I would like all the hardware to be black if possible. Is this a big job to move the turn signals?
 
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You might be limited in HD options. First, you have internal wiring, so that's half the battle. Second, I think you're limited to the bullet turn signal kit (69577-06A) or the auxiliary lighting kit similar to the ones found on the new Ultras. Both already come with the bullets and the aux the spot lights.

Depending on how low the fairing is, the bullet turn kit may not work. Not sure about aftermarket stuff though, or check the dealer for any available CVO kits.

Nice CVO btw.
 
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Thanks for the advice and the part number. I will look into it. I should have the fairing tomorrow so I can put it on and see what I am getting into.
 
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Originally Posted by Don-T
I need to relocate the handle bar mounted turn signals on my '14 Road King CVO so I can use a fairing in place of the windshield on long trips. What are some options I have to do this? Can the original turn signals be moved with additional brackets, or do I need new turn signals. I would like all the hardware to be black if possible. Is this a big job to move the turn signals?
This is a totally different direction, but might be something that you like. Will give a Stealth look...not black, basically don't see them if the key is not on. It's an easy install.











More info, pictures and video on the Stealth LED Turn Signals/Running Lights HERE
 
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Thanks Kevin. I will consider your option too.
 
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Wow! Interesting post. I never knew a Road King ever left the factory without a light bar and spot lights. I apologize as I have no input or help, other than a factory light bar, I just was very curious as to why you had handlebar mounted turn signals on a King. I now see that's a CVO thing.
 
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You could use Streetglide turn signals like I had. I actually made a wire harness extention to hook these up. I would sell it for $10
 
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