Kuryakyn 865 Antenna Tour Pak Mount, Harley Dresser on 2040-parts.com
Batesville, Arkansas, US
Kuryakyn 865 Tour-Pak Antenna Mount, Harley Dresser
Dual Function Flexible Antenna Tour-Pak Mount (ea)
Fits: ‘89-’11 Electra Glides, Road Glides, Street Glides, Tour Glides, & Trikes equipped with AM/FM radio &/or CB radio kits
Big performance-cut down to size! Enjoy all the range & clarity your AM, FM & CB radio offer without the mile-high stock antenna. This compact & flexible antenna is only 17" long & two versions are available depending on your bike model & mount. Each comes tuned for its specific mounting location so no calibration is needed. Your bike will look better, loads will strap on easier, & it won't be in your way!
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