Hidden Amplified Antenna Am/fm/wb For Harley Flht Flhx on 2040-parts.com
Cerritos, California, US
Do you have a detatchable tour pack? Want to clean up the look of your Harley Bagger? Replace you big whip antenna with this trick hidden amplified antenna. It will fit in your fairing or behind your side covers. It is amplified so it will provide a stronger signal than your stock whip antenna. This antenna works for AM/FM & WB (weather band for you hardcore touring guys!). Don't settle for cheap immitation crap the other guys are selling with inflated shipping charges. Buy from Baggers_only and rest assured that you are getting a quality product that will work for years to come.
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Requires 12VDC.
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Sealed against moisture and dirt.
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Installation kit with detailed instructions included
Antenna dimensions: 3.5" long, 3/4" thick and comes complete with an 8' cable for easy installation anywhere on your bike.
Other retailers sell these antennas for $70-80. Save big with BAGGERS ONLY!
Previous buyers of this antenna said:
Tried several antennas w/no luck but this 1 is great gets more chans than mystock
Thanks. Rcvd as advertized, easy to install, works great.
tremendous service, very pleased
Great transaction. Fast shipping good communication Thanks!!!
Fast shipping product as described
Item as described, Fast shipping, A+++++Transaction
good product, quick delivery, thanks.
Super fast shipping. A+ transaction. Thank you
item was as listed and fast delivery. rate an A+++++.
Fast shipment. thanks alot. very good to deal with.
Super quick shipment and product exactly as described. A++
Alles Bestens vielen Dank (German for great stuff)
Super service
I ship daily. I'm more than happy to combine shipping. The buyer must respond within 3 days auction end. Shipping out of the US is slightly higher. Payment must be received within 7 days. If you have any question please don't hesitate to email me.
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