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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #15 on: August 30, 2019, 05:57:59 PM »

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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #16 on: August 31, 2019, 02:21:18 PM »

Thanks for the welcome.

We are just getting ready for the Hurricane here in Florida.  I am near Daytona.

I see someone posted a pic of one of these bikes with the antennas on the tour pak, as is usual.  As I said, mine does not have them, never had them.  No holes, no plugged holes.  Antennas not really relocated, just not originally mounted on tour pak.  I have to assume it came from the factory that way with a removable tour pak.    I'll ask again:  Anybody ever see one like this?
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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #17 on: August 31, 2019, 04:18:28 PM »

Hi and welcome from Debary FL - please post a picture of your tour pak,  maybe you may have  a roadking leather Tourpak and not the cvo one.   

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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #18 on: September 02, 2019, 11:59:50 AM »

Hi and welcome from Debary FL - please post a picture of your tour pak,  maybe you may have  a roadking leather Tourpak and not the cvo one.

Hi, thanks.

I'll get pics posted when I get a chance.

100% sure it's not a Road King Tour Pak though.  It's the FLHTCUSE2 CVO one, with all the proper connections, speakers, power lock, etc.

After reading what some people have gone through to convert these to QR, I am really happy to have this setup. 
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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #19 on: September 02, 2019, 09:58:29 PM »

Welcome from Sydney Australia. Enjoy the new ride.
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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #20 on: September 03, 2019, 07:54:45 AM »

Hi, thanks.

I'll get pics posted when I get a chance.

100% sure it's not a Road King Tour Pak though.  It's the FLHTCUSE2 CVO one, with all the proper connections, speakers, power lock, etc.

After reading what some people have gone through to convert these to QR, I am really happy to have this setup.

I made mine removable. An expensive proposition. A number of tour paks mine included had failures on the actuator mechanism that opens the tour pak latch via the key fob. 

Local dealer had to take a sawzall to mine to get it open, we had tried everything for a couple of hours & finally gave up.  I had just returned to my home town from a 4,000 mile trip on the bike & needed some things inside the tour pak.  Bike was in warranty, took it back to the dealer to have the new tour pak installed & am not sure if that replacement had predrilled holes for the antennas from the factory.  When I picked the bike up the antennas were on the tour pak just as the original ones were. Actuator never failed again.  Maybe for some reason your bike had the original tour pak replaced? 

I have seen a lot of 07s - all have antennas on the tour pak from the factory.
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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #21 on: September 03, 2019, 12:08:12 PM »

I made mine removable. An expensive proposition. A number of tour paks mine included had failures on the actuator mechanism that opens the tour pak latch via the key fob. 

Local dealer had to take a sawzall to mine to get it open, we had tried everything for a couple of hours & finally gave up.  I had just returned to my home town from a 4,000 mile trip on the bike & needed some things inside the tour pak.  Bike was in warranty, took it back to the dealer to have the new tour pak installed & am not sure if that replacement had predrilled holes for the antennas from the factory.  When I picked the bike up the antennas were on the tour pak just as the original ones were. Actuator never failed again.  Maybe for some reason your bike had the original tour pak replaced? 

I have seen a lot of 07s - all have antennas on the tour pak from the factory.

It certainly is possible I guess.  If being replaced, like under warranty, the conversion could be done at that time and the Tour Pak ordered with no antenna holes.

But I am still back where I started.  I have not yet seen another without the antenna holes/mounts. 

Whether original to the bike, or added later, it seems the Tour Pak had to come from Harley that way.





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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #22 on: September 03, 2019, 08:09:44 PM »

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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #23 on: September 03, 2019, 11:20:05 PM »

Greetings and welcome to the site.

As you may already know there is a vast array of experience within our membership that stand ready to assist you in your riding pleasure, not to mention spend some of your hard earned coin.  Take it all in and enjoy! 

In addition there are a number of opportunities to meet and greet some of these fine folks at some of the informal gatherings.  Gatherings are held throughout the year and hosted by members.  A wonderful means to better know your fellow riders.

Below are some of the events planned for 2019.  Click on the below gathering names for more information…

Maggie Valley

Thank you.

I'll have a look.
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Re: Picked up 07 CVO last April
« Reply #24 on: September 05, 2019, 04:36:13 PM »

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