I've heard from previous users that they don't work very well. You can buy the standard antenna bracket for a Road Glide and mount it to the left of the rear fender. I've been told it costs less than HD's relocation kit and mounts it lower. Put a short whip on it for $7.95 and you'll get AM/FM and Weather band. It's supposed to work very well (Hey, it works on a stock RoadGlide right?). That's the route I'm going to take when I decide to do a detachable tour-pack.

Kurt

 

Wally, thats a great looking bike...

 

Thanks, I bought it that way. I'm going to doll it up a bit more and get some of that pent up power I keep hearing is hiding in my engine to show itself this winter and spring.

 

dolfan
Thanks for the link, just what I was looking for.

 

I went to a independant shop today in Toronto and talked to the owner about an antenna for my fairing. He wasn't impressed with the Dakota Digital unit and told me to go to Canadian Tire and buy a short flexable unit for about $15. He says he has one in his fairing and it works great for fm and picks up weather band.

 

the tt looks good , the dakota is crap. try the tt.

 

I have a Dakota Digital right now that seems to work good, but for 30.00 I am going to get the TT and do a comparison. I'll let everyone know how it goes.

Regards,

Bill

 

Bill........... I'll be waiting to see your comparisment on both antenna's,I'm not sure which one i'd like to buy,was looking at the TT2C2

 

I went to the auto parts store and bought ome of those rubber antennas and just switched the stock one.It works great,tucks under the detachable tour pack when on and only cost about $15.

 

Try putting it inside the fairing.