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[decoy26]

Looks awesome, any chance you would be willing to post a pic or 2 of your amp installation???

[CVO Brian]

Amp was easy. If you can't find and 18 pcs molex connector buy two. Cut wires at seat and make your new connectors. <y harley tech let me use the tool to crimp the pins. Drill a hole big enough for the large wire to run in your left saddle bag and get a grommit for the hole and mount amp in right saddlebag. I cut the original mounting tabs off actual amp to make it smaller and left bottom off and covered with screen to breath. Works like a champ. I'll post some pick tomorrow.

[decoy26]

Thanks for the help, doesn't sound terribly hard.  Thanks in advance for posting the pics!

[doublerunner]

Very nice. Bike looks awesome 

[CVO Brian]

Thank you Doublerunner

[Grizzly]

Wonderful conversion!  Many go from a SG to an Ultra, but I like the way you think... Most likely more cost effective as well? 

Thanks for posting.

[miker]

Great job Brian!

[Robmay]

Looks great Brian. Can't wait to see the amp pics too.   

[CVO Brian]

Here is AMp in right Saddle BAg

[CVO Brian]

Back Side of Bag. Connection is made under the seat through Side cover

[decoy26]

Awesome!!  Looks like I will be working that this weekend..  So when the TP is removed does it affect the amp at all?? Thank you for posting!

[CVO Brian]

Nope. And to remove bag to clean I just disconnect the amp plug under the seat and Im good to go.

[GeogiaCVOrider]

Brian,
This is Roger, I emailed you the other day about handle bars. I did my Amp a little different. I mounted mine to the front in my box and put an hole/slot at the top of my box and used a grommet. This way I can just unplug at the amp take the bag off.
I rerouted my amp wire under my frame near the front of the seat and have it coming out at the rear of the side cover. If it is ran this way the wire is long enough to go to the saddle bag and no connections are need.

Both work great, but for the guys that are nervous about cutting into wires, this is another alternative. I will put a couple of pictures up tomorrow if I have a chance.

Great Bike Brian, looks like a lot of time was spent on it. I'm sure you love it.

[CVO Brian]

I thought about that way as well Roger. Your right either way will work. If I wanna pull that bag I have to pull the seat up first. I try not to though because I have locks on the bags so people can't jack them. Bags were cheap enough but the paint to match is what cost the big money.

[napalm]

What lower saddle bags did you use?  May do mine, I just finished adding speakers to the lowere front bottom fairings and the saddle bag lids....got to save some more money!!!!

Looks great!

napalm