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Old 02-03-2012, 06:58 PM
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You have to have the antenna relocation kit for it to work. I'd take a pic of mine, but the bike is under a cover, hibernating for the winter.

This is very similar except mine is mounted on the rail for the detachable TP.
 

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Old 02-03-2012, 07:44 PM
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I put mine in the fairing, will do it again to the next one.
 
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Old 02-03-2012, 08:04 PM
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I have Streetglidecota's ebay inside fairing antenna no complaints. I use a Y adapter(Goggle Metra Y adapter) and leave both antenna's cabled up all time no swapping.
 
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what about the cb antenna? is there another option for moving it on my ultra classic?
 
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would you be able to get the y-adapter at radioshack or an auto parts store?
 
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would you be able to get the y-adapter at radioshack or an auto parts store?
They may have them. I think I picked mine up on Ebay.
 
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Originally Posted by captainjack
Not really understanding your question, I have two antenna mounting locations, the one on the tour pak when it's on the bike and the one on the fender when the tour pak is off. When the tour pak is removed I just take the antenna off the tour pak and screw it into the location on the fender. Oh and the kit should have come with antenna relocation bracket maybe it's already there usuall left side near rear fender
Same here and the kit came with a adapter so the TP cable could plug in where ant mast was removed at fender location
 
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Old 02-06-2012, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by iwillfixthem4u
Same here and the kit came with a adapter so the TP cable could plug in where ant mast was removed at fender location
This. There should be a cable coming off of the tour-pack (only about a foot long or so) that screws on to the fender mount.
 
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I hid mine in the fairing...works great, don't know why some don't work? You can lay antenna cables...radio and c.b.(if you have both) in the side saddlebags with short whips.
 
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Old 02-06-2012, 08:14 PM
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This is what I did. Used the HD radio bracket and made one for the CB antenna. Doesn't contact the tour pak at all.

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