How to remove radio from an SS

[Uxbridge Brule]

Looking to remove a radio and speaker unit from a Windjammer SS it seems like I have to remove the windshield to get to the mounting points, sound right? I can post pictures later today if that helps. I don't want the weight of the radio and CB that high up. Thanks

 

[TexasBulldogger]

Pull the speakers out first to find the nuts inside. Couple of steel "L" bracket in the corners attached thru windshield bolts. Been a few years (decades) since riding with an SS, but do remember fixing a couple of stress cracks. Probably from the weight bouncing or maybe my insistent modifications. These days I'm using phone Pandora and a bluetooth controller straight into an equalizer and amp in saddle bag. Managed to fit 6" speakers in Interstate fairing and a pair of 4X6 two way speakers in the saddlebag lids.

 

[Uxbridge Brule]

Pull the speakers out first to find the nuts inside. Couple of steel "L" bracket in the corners attached thru windshield bolts. Been a few years (decades) since riding with an SS, but do remember fixing a couple of stress cracks. Probably from the weight bouncing or maybe my insistent modifications. These days I'm using phone Pandora and a bluetooth controller straight into an equalizer and amp in saddle bag. Managed to fit 6" speakers in Interstate fairing and a pair of 4X6 two way speakers in the saddlebag lids.

Thanks will check into that and look for stress cracks. I have never had tunes or an intercom on any bike I've rode. The wife wants Bluetooth headsets, me I like not having them .... the quiet just the motor no talking and no backseat comments.

 

[KGBnut]

The instruction for the CycleSound unit are available on Craig Vetter's website. They should help you reverse-engineer how to remove it. Use the link below. It is about a third of the way down the page on the left.

http://craigvetter.com/pages/Vetter_Fairings/All_Vetter_instructions.html

 

[Uxbridge Brule]

The instruction for the CycleSound unit are available on Craig Vetter's website. They should help you reverse-engineer how to remove it. Use the link below. It is about a third of the way down the page on the left.

http://craigvetter.com/pages/Vetter_Fairings/All_Vetter_instructions.html

Thanks for the link. The weather is getting nicer here and garage time starts this week

 

[hogfiddles]

Thanks for the link. The weather is getting nicer here and garage time starts this week

If time permits, we can look at parts that I already have separated, on June 11