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[Royalroadie]

Logged 124 miles on the SESG.  A beautiful 73 degree day in Kansas City!

[Born2Live]

My wheel dock wheel chock arrived today!  Can't wait to try this bad boy out!


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[cmashark]

spent about an hour thinking about it...  bout all I can do with it out to sea.

[OBB]

Installed my caliper mounted fog lights. Updated the BOOM system. Installed my vent screens. Installed the switch assembly for aux switches on the left side of the dash.

[jamnflhxse2]

My wheel dock wheel chock arrived today!  Can't wait to try this bad boy out!


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Got 2 in my trailer, they work flawless!!

[FLSTFI Dave]

spent about an hour thinking about it...  bout all I can do with it out to sea.

Naw, I think about mine when out to sea, and I have been known to order parts for it while out to sea.  Heck, even bought my wife a new bike while out at sea working.

[cheeset202]

2014 CVO Limited upgrade.......installed tour pak docking station, curved license plate holder, hidden fairing mount antenna, new custom seat, got a limited for touring and a SG for cruising!  Does anyone know how to remove the antenna stud on the tour pak, thought it would just unscrew but that  does not seem to be the case?

[Boatman]

Does anyone know how to remove the antenna stud on the tour pak, thought it would just unscrew but that  does not seem to be the case?

Remove antenna lead from inside tour pack.
Loosen thin nut inside tour pack on antenna wire lead stud.
Find a 1/2" fine thread nut and jam it against thin nut.
With the 2 nuts locked together, screw the antenna lead post out enough so you can then lift the antenna post out of the outside of the tourpack.
You can take the inside lead post all of the way out of the tourpack or just enough to lift the outside post up and out of the way.

CB post-the inside lead post has a allen recess cut into it.  Find the right size allen and screw that small lead psot out until you can remove the outside post.

Basically the inside wire lead posts have a indention on them that retains the outside posts that the antennas screw onto. 

[cheeset202]

Boatman, thanks for the help, makes sense now, I looked at the antenna lead post inside the tour pak and could not figure out the rest!  This will complete my project to 100%.  I know I will probably look at putting the saddlebag speakers in next.  I should have been patient and waited until the 2015 CVO SG to come out and just added the Tour pak.  Probably all comes out to the same $'s in the end. I swore when I bought the CVO Limited I would not have to do anything to it besides the pipes, and street tuner.  I guess I just can't help giving HD my money!   Ride safe.

[T-Roy]

Had some custom work done on the backrest cover.

[phato1]

Had some custom work done on the backrest cover.

Very nice! 

[Lever]

Looks great

[Cvostu]

Had some custom dynamics turn signal lights laying around in the junk drawer.  I used to use them before I went with passing lamps,,,  I had nothing to do the other night,, so I put them back in.   

[FLHTCUSE7]

Updated to the latest firmware for the infotainment system.

[GregKhougaz]

Mark and I fixed a glitch in his passing lamp wiring this morning. Then headed to the dealer to see if we could get my bike to accept text messages. After unpairing and re pairing the phone and pulling the main fuse it now works!  Still have no speed control volume, however.

Then we had to ride on this beautiful Southern California day.  The paint looks terrific in the Sun!