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Road Glide owners – To facilitate easy radio removal and installation remove 2 top nuts and
only loosen 2 bottom bolts/nuts on main fairing support bracket.
Ultra Classic owners – Removal of Harley OEM radio will disable CB-radio and intercom
functions. Biketronics has optional kit/procedure to connect rear speakers to new radio.
Compatible Sony in-dash radio units are listed on www.biketronics.com.
Typically, any Sony unit that is configured to operate with the optional Sony wired remote
control model # RMX-4S will work with the RetroRadio.
Care – Avoid direct spray of water on the radio face. Please note that Biketronics Inc. can
not be responsible for any damage due to improper installation and/or failure due to water
damage. For 1988 and later models, check out the new Splash Covers from Biketronics.
The RetroRadio kit is plug–n-play. Do not drill, file or cut. Call Biketronics if you are not sure
about installation.
BT1000 module – 1998-2005 Electra Glide & Road Glide models
BT1002 module – 2006-2011 Electra Glide & Road Glide models
BT1004 module – 1996-1997 Electra Glide models
BT1005 module – 1998-2011 Electra Glide & Road Glide models
Biketronics Inc.
Tel.(208) 882-8469
Fax.(208) 882-5938
www.biketronics.com
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Read all instructions FIRST.
Disconnect battery cables from Harley battery – negative cable first
Go easy…..Don’t force parts!
Prior to disassembly, ensure that you have all necessary tools and parts for the job.
Protect bike finish using towels and blankets. Before fairing removal, prepare a safe padded
area to store fairing.
Allow plenty of time – don’t rush the job. Allocate 1-2 hours for completion.
When in doubt, re-read the instructions or call Biketronics for assistance.
Remove outer fairing (Remove fairing bolts and disconnect headlight wire connector).
Remove Harley glove box or stock radio from fairing. Retain the 4 Allen-head bolts.
(1996-1997 only) - Remove cradle used to support Harley radio in fairing.
Follow instructions and photos #1 to #5
General Information and Notes
Installation of Radio and Electronics
General Installation Guidelines
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