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[GeogiaCVOrider]

Last one. I tried switching the wire 90 to the other side but it did work correctly. The wire still wanted to stick out because it needed to go throught the bag itself.

[panhead1]

I havn't got a chance to look at the newer cvo ultras.  Thought about getting another one.  Is there not enough room between the fender and the saddlebag to mount the amp there in the cover mount piece there like i did on my 06?  Seemed the best place to not loose room in the saddle bag and have heat problems. 

[GeogiaCVOrider]

I didn't look at that option when I did mine.

[decoy26]

How is the amp anchored??  Just to the liner?

[GeogiaCVOrider]

mine is mounted with two sided auto tape. It's used to mount emblems on cars and it is taped to the front of the bag itself. I cut the liner so it would stick through. You will have to grind a little off the amps mounting flange but the amp is never touched. You can find the good tape pretty much anywhere.

[CVO Brian]

Mine is Velcro to the liner. I too cut the ears off my amp on both sides and filed it smooth. Ive ridden several hundred miles or so and no movement of the amp inside the bag. As far as heat goes, Its as hot or hotter sitting on top of the radio in the Fairing with no ventilation. They are made to withstand heat obviously, Ive never had a problem of any of my bike amps shutting off .

[OBB]

Question for you Brian. What bag liners are you using in there with the stretched bags?  Looks like the mounting holes line right up? If you used the stock liners is there a gap under the liner for the stretched part?
Thanks
OBB

[CVO Brian]

OBB,

yes the stock liners and yes there is a small gap underneath but because the liners velcro to the bag so well yuo dont notice it nor does the liner move. We are only talklin an inch at best.

[Jswerve]

Got to meet Brian and company at Sturgis. Bri the bike looks great in person, nice work! 

[CVO Brian]

Bro,

You home Jess?

[Jswerve]

Bro,

You home Jess?

Sure am! Rode nonstop 13 hours and about 630 miles yesterday. Ducked 2 major storms by changing routes. Took longer to get home but never got wet! Dropped the bike at a gas station on it's left side but it never touched the ground no damage!  That was after about 11.5 hours in the saddle too much weight leaning left in a parking lot and I was tired as hell! 

[Teemo Supremo]

Awesome guys. Think i will attempt the tour pack relocation over the next few days

[Teemo Supremo]

Thanks much!!

[Teemo Supremo]

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[Teemo Supremo]

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