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wire in trunk on 2014 RT TLD
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Copperman
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Just a guess here, but it looks like it's attached to an antenna for a satellite radio.
Satellite radio possibly, but that looks awfully much like my remote mount GPS antenna, so I'd hazard a guess that if you don't obviously have a GPS that it's plugged in to, you very likely have a GPS Tracker hidden on the Spyder somewhere! :thumbup:
trikermutha
Active member
Thinking Satellite Radio too..Have you checked when you scroll thru the display yet?
Maybe disconnected too and antenna was left in the bike
Maybe disconnected too and antenna was left in the bike
billybovine
Active member
satellite radio.
Picture from the install instructions.
Picture from the install instructions.
Bob Denman
New member
I see something that concerns me a little bit... nojoke
Your antenna cable hangs underneath the strut that holds up your top trunklid.
Could you re-route it, so that's it's above the strut?
(I'm just concerned that the strut is working against that cable, and could wear a hole through it...)
Your antenna cable hangs underneath the strut that holds up your top trunklid.
Could you re-route it, so that's it's above the strut?
(I'm just concerned that the strut is working against that cable, and could wear a hole through it...)
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