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[fxdx]

I removed the port on the dash of the 2015 FLHXSE. Installed a rubber bushing from a insulated metal conduit connector. Pushed the microphone through and left all the wiring inside the fairing.

Works Great!

[FinalShot]

I removed the port on the dash of the 2015 FLHXSE. Installed a rubber bushing from a insulated metal conduit connector. Pushed the microphone through and left all the wiring inside the fairing.

Works Great!

What port did you have there?  I don't have anything or did you drill a hole?

Also, with this setup, you don't have to change the settings in setup to use the headset right?

[MGCVO]

What port did you have there?  I don't have anything or did you drill a hole?

I believe on the FLHXSE there is a power port there.

Also, with this setup, you don't have to change the settings in setup to use the headset right?

That’s is correct it is just plug and play!

[FinalShot]

Interesting on the power port as I have not seen one there on the SG but can't say that I remember looking at a CVO SG either.

Thanks confirmation on the settings

[MGCVO]

I don’t own a FLHXSE but it could also be the port for the mic\headset connector. Either way that is what he removed, Good idea!

[fxdx]

On the FLHXSE that is the stock port for the included headset. It's not there on the SGS. It just seems like an after thought from Harley to me. Now that I have moved it I am glad I didn't have a port in the dash panel. I didn't like the wire from my helmet to the bike.

Its very handy to have the voice control features while moving down the road.