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Metra BC-AMP06 LH AMP Mounting Plate for Harley-Davidson Street Glide 2014-UP

Metra BC-AMP06 LH AMP Mounting Plate for Harley-Davidson Street Glide 2014-UP Metra
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Metra BC-AMP06 LH AMP Mounting Plate for Harley-Davidson Street Glide 2014-UP 

Saddle Tramp¬ģ has a new amp mounting plate for Harley-Davidson¬ģ Street Glide motorcycles; the BC-AMP06. This product is installed on top of the OE radio tray and reuses the factory bolts. The kit includes a hook and loop pad and cable ties. The mounting plate is black powder-coated steel with slots around the outside edge which can be used to secure the wiring for the amplifier with the supplied cable ties. Original fairings on these motorcycle models offer adequate space for aftermarket amps.

Features:

  • Durable steel construction
  • Black powder coat
  • Uses OE bolts for mounting
  • OE harness mounting points
  • Multiple zip tie location to secure wire to bracket
  • Velcro pad included
  • 1 year warranty

Vehicle Fitment:

Harley-Davidson®

  • Street Glide 2014-Up

 

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