Recent content by agapsdiver
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Completed Project: 2024 RG3 added Triglide Trunk
The taillights I purchased were "ProBEAM® Taillight Kit for 2015-2023 Freewheeler (FLRT) & Road Glide 3 (FLTRT) SKU: TL-FLRT-S", to replace the original oem RG3 taillights. So wiring was plug and play since the fenders on my bike are the original fenders from my RG3.- agapsdiver
- Post #35
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Completed Project: 2024 RG3 added Triglide Trunk
Yep.. saw you at CTHD buying it during our HOG meeting Saturday. You got a great deal!- agapsdiver
- Post #32
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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2025 RG3 Lowers
I bought this engine guard on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CJNY8US?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 And I used my pre-2013 lowers from a prior bike on this engine guard. Was told I needed 2014-2024 lowers to fit.. but my old pre-2013 guards fit perfect.. just needed some paint...- agapsdiver
- Post #4
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Tri Glide Fender Welting Kit (by R.J.S. Originals) installed!
I also used fender beading on my RG3 conversion to Triglide trunk. Needed this to help make the transition from RG3 fender to Triglide trunk a little nicer. Bought the beading from Jbugs, oem Volkswagon beading for about $14.41 at the time. Enough to install at least 3 or 4 times.- agapsdiver
- Post #6
- Forum: Harley Tri Glide
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DK Customs Rear Bearing Retainer Plate Kit installed
Nice video. thanks- agapsdiver
- Post #4
- Forum: Harley Tri Glide
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Windshield Question
If shield is too short for you, then yes.. it will cause buffeting. If it is the right height for you then it will stop the buffeting.- agapsdiver
- Post #19
- Forum: Harley Tri Glide
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Windshield Question
I use Clearview shields.... never had a scratching problem.... use soft clothes and Pledge lemon furniture spray to clean- agapsdiver
- Post #5
- Forum: Harley Tri Glide
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Completed Project: 2024 RG3 added Triglide Trunk
Just installed it.. should be no problem cleaning... soapy sponge followed be medium pressure water stream.- agapsdiver
- Post #25
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Completed Project: 2024 RG3 added Triglide Trunk
Added screen in front of oil cooler radiator. For about $3.50 can't beat it.- agapsdiver
- Post #23
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Completed Project: 2024 RG3 added Triglide Trunk
Just using my "original" RG3/Freewheeler fenders. Won't be any different from my original bike.. but understand the concern.- agapsdiver
- Post #21
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Dash Turn Signal Indicator
I added these to the top on a Road Glide fairing I installed on a 2003 Night Train. Since they are LED they take little power, simple tap into each blinker wire. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FO3B232?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1- agapsdiver
- Post #7
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Oil Cooler Function
Good deal. Sorry I didn’t notice the ground was controlling wire earlier. I normally don’t see that- agapsdiver
- Post #31
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Oil Cooler Function
Looks like the Ground (Gray/Black) wire is the controlling wire. Constant Power(Red wire) and grounded when it turns on. You will need to run a black ground wire from your LED's black wire to a Posi-tap to the black wire on the fan also.- agapsdiver
- Post #28
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Oil Cooler Function
You SURE the RED wire is to the fan and NOT the Stator.... Follow the wire to make sure. Looks like the power wire to the fan should be Brown/Blue- agapsdiver
- Post #20
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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Oil Cooler Function
WHY would you do that?????? DON'T break the Brown/Blue power wire to the fan. just tap it and bring a single "power" wire up to your LED so it will light when to fan is on.- agapsdiver
- Post #13
- Forum: Harley Freewheeler / Road Glide 3
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