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Step #1: Remove the bikes seat, and undo the main (+ and -) connectors from the
battery. Remove the outer fairing/headlamp assembly and set aside.
Refer to a service manual if you need help with this.
NOTE: Placing a
towel on the front fender can help prevent scratches or “dings” from
dropped tools or fasteners, etc.
Step #2:
Speaker Cabinet Removal:
On the brake side speaker cabinet,
carefully remove the cable going into the
power port/cigarette lighter assembly.
If the bike has the CB module (mounted
“sideways” on the clutch side cabinet)
undo the antenna cable and main har-
ness. The CB Module will stay attached
to the clutch side cabinet when removed.
Undo the speaker wire plugs going into
each cabinet (pink & pink with black
stripe wires).
Removing the Factory Cabinets:
It is STRONGLY recommended to com-
plete the speaker swap on one side be-
fore moving to the other side! Figure 1.1
and 1.2 have arrows that point to all 8
factory fasteners (per side) that will be re-
moved to allow each cabinet to come out
of the bike. Although the brake side is
shown below, all 8 fastener locations are
common for both brake and clutch side
cabinets. In Fig 1.1 you will see where
the speaker wire exits the cabinets. The 3
cabinet fasteners below the speaker wire
are 7/16” heads that will also accept
a 3/16” allen head. A “ratcheting box
end” or “ball end” allen wrench will
make removing these 3 fasteners much
easier!
Figure 1.1
Side view
of brake
side
cabinet
Figure 1.2
Back view of
brake side
cabinet
SIDE VIEW
BACK VIEW
BACK VIEW
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