I did not have any issues when I installed them, no hyperflash. They have been working perfectly so far.

Thanks. It was a great feeling when I got it back in 2019 and still enjoy it every time I take it out for a ride. I'll be posting some more videos soon.

Thanks, I still can't believe it.

Thanks. I'm looking into getting better shocks, the factory ones suck. Not sure which ones to get though.

Yep, had no problem installing my highway pegs.

No oil sump issues so far.

Thanks, you're right about there being a lot of great roads to ride in central Texas. I've been out on many rides with my local HOG chapter who always plan great routes. Lime Creek road was my favorite road to ride when I first bought my bike. I plan on riding out to Lukenbach in the near future.

Swapping your tour pack to the newer style should be pretty easy. I keep my lowers on during the summer, I just open the vents and I haven't had any issues. I do have highway pegs on the engine guards that I use a lot during the summer. You should come to one of HOG meetings at the dealership, a great group of riders.

Thanks, I think I saw the same video (painting them red). I've been wanting to do that, just haven't got around to it.

I am considering buying speaker pods for mine too. Let my know how you like them.

I found the deal during a special event at my dealership where they were hosting a swap meet. People were able to setup tables outside in the parking lot. The parts department had a couple of tables set up inside and that's where I found the best deals (so far).

No tune, but I did replace the standard air filter with a K&N high flow filter (forgot to mention that in the video).

What all have you done to yours?

@@texasgrunt5699 so far I replaced all the lights with LEDs added docking hardware put on a luggage rack. I have the Sony ax7000 head unit that I plan on getting installed soon bought the bike in October can’t wait to put some miles on it

Thanks, aftermarket is the way to go with cosmetic parts. Harley parts can be very expensive. I try to research the parts before I buy them, so far I'm very happy with parts that I've purchased so far. I did have to replace the latch on the tour pack recently (probable will do a video about it). Advanblack makes good products.

I agree completely, not everyone can afford those prices. Which Progressive shocks did you install, I've been looking Progressive shocks for awhile now. Their prices aren't bad but I don't mind spending more on the suspension for comfort and safety.

@@texasgrunt5699 The 944 Touring series is what is on my used 2012 Street Glide now and I think that is what I put on the 2015 CVO as well. All I can say is the ride is so much better as I like soft and comfortable now.

Thanks, I thought about buying the soft covers first but went ahead and bought the lower fairing when I found some for $100 on Amazon. I may go ahead and get the stage 2 kit later this year.

@@texasgrunt5699 …. $100 bucks for the hard lower fairings is a steal. I have seen those too and thought about it, but I’m in New Mexico where it can get blazing hot and I like the air flow from down below so I didn’t pull that trigger. And in my opinion, stage 2 is the best bang for the buck on a Harley. Especially an older one like mine. No regrets with that upgrade. I took the old girl out for a ride today and after 20 years, she still purrs like a kitten and roars like a lion when she wants to.

yes there is an usb connection for the radio, and there is a 12v plug (cigarette lighter stye) on the right side of the fairing which I put in a usb charging adapter.

@@texasgrunt5699ok thanks!

Thanks, lower fairing lights are holding up pretty good. No issues, still bright as day I installed them. Many guys ask what brand the lights are, they're surprised when I tell them I got them off Amazon.

Thanks, I have finally replaced all lights with LEDs and also added LED lights on the king tour pack. New video coming soon.

Thanks, I grew up in Michigan and I don't miss the winters at all. I really enjoy my local HOG chapter, great bunch of guys. Stay safe over there.

Check out this video by What's up Bob, kzbin.info/www/bejne/bInMmWihdrCMn5I&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

When I pull the bike off I first push forward then back, the bike will come back a little I apply the front brakes then pull back again releasing the brakes and the bike rolls off the choke. It's actually easier that it sounds.

The ones I bought only comes in Vivid Black. There are vendors that sell other Harley colors but they will cost a lot more. Many local paint shops can paint them for a reasonable price. I know some guys that painted them themselves and turned out great (prep is important).

Thanks

Thanks Carlos, I haven't had any maintenance issues at all. I've been taking it to the dealer for regular oil changes. You're going to love the bike.

Thanks! I haven't posted in awhile, work kept me busy. I plan on riding to the Lone Star Rally and posting more videos soon.

Thanks

I ran the wires through the bars. I had no problem running them through. I watched a couple of KZbin videos on how to install the wires.

@@texasgrunt5699 thank I appreciate