2022 Road Glide ST Upgrade - Custom Dynamics Turn Signal Elimination Kit
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2022
- I install the Custom Dynamics Turn Signal Elimination Kit on my 2022 Road Glide ST.
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i'm more of a sport-tourer person, yet i still find your stuff interesting! keep the spirit up, and you'll be in the high-numbers in no time, sir!
Hey Sid, for sure, Road Glide ST is a Sport Touring designation, but I won't be hitting any tracks on mine :-). My Rocket was designated as such too, and she is FAST! I appreciate the feedback and thank you for the support!
I’m enjoying all your vids and tasteful mods. I have a black RGST, so your series of upgrade vids is very inspirational!
Hi there, thank you for the comment, much appreciated. I am doing these videos for that very reason, when I got the ST there was very minimal content specifically for them, soooo...
I am glad you are finding them useful, stay tuned, more stuff is coming soon!
I like it . Really does clean it up. Asked the parts guy at Harley, why their filler lights on the internet say that they don't fit the ST, told me... because the light bars bullet lights partially block them. This solves that.
Nice Job. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment Scott, I have an update video coming out in the morning on some additional findings as well. I really like the way it looks and refused to have a blocker on my lights too, ;-)
Great video! I found you while researching my upcoming install of this turn signal eliminator. I appreciate this and you have a new subscriber because of it.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate the comments. I am very glad this will help you, it's exactly why I do my videos.
Ride safe!
Great install. I did mine about 3 years ago. Because my bike has the tribar and not the stop light you have, my turn signal wires for the plate had an outside jacket. So I was able to run them thru the left saddlebag support following the cable for my antenna. There are clips there to route your cables/wires and keep them off harm's way. No problems since install and I have not seen another bike with my setup during my travels. Ride safe and keep up with the great videos. Now, I have not seen your update video, so I will see now what you did later.
Thanks for the comments, ya, as you mentioned, the ST had the internal fender wiring, so I ended up going up the fender rails. Appreciate the feedback, ride safe!
Looks wayyyy better man. Luv the mods!
Hey Jason, thanks brother, I appreciate the comments, support and feedback. I have an update hitting a little later tonight on the turn signal relocation with some additional discovery and work, be sure to check it out!
Keep making the videos, doing a good job.
Thanks John, I am trying to, and just doing what I do and showing the ugly stuff that happens at times too, lol
Saw you video on removing turn signals so I am going to do the same thing thank you for sharing
Awesome! Thank you for the feedback. As you saw, it looks so much better. Enjoy and ride safe.
Good stuff little buddy 👍🏽
Much Appreciated!
Great vid bud, also nice looking bike ya got. Been doing alot of goodies to my RG as well.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Be sure to check out my other videos as well, I have many upgrades that I have done that may interest you.
Ride Safe!
what brand filler lights are those
Thats why I didnt get the one with signal lights built in.
Thanks for the comment. Fair point but still got it working, ;-).
Ride safe.
Good to see you doing this lighting on the road glide st model(same as i have). Cool thanks. You had your back ground music way too loud on this one - hard to here you.
Hey Rick, thank you for the comments, I appreciate the feedback. This is one of my early videos as I was still working out the techno stuff. Since then, I think I have it tuned in a bit better, but please let me know.
Thanks again and ride safe! They are great bikes.
Real Nice
Thank you, much appreciated!
Ride Safe
Why didn't you just de-pin the connector? Easy. 2 new pins and good to go. for the plate bracket turn signals, get 4 new pins from dealership and install on your plate bracket signal light wires, then using the plug connectors from your original turn signals, plug into the signal light connections in the block under the tail light same as you did for the plate light.
Great suggestions, thank you. I will look at doing that as an update maybe.
Appreciate the feedback and the information. Ride Safe
The video was very good. I'm doing the same at the moment and have switched out the RGS rear fender to the ST/Standard style with the tail light for more rear light. Plugging in to the tail light block is just easier than running all the wire is all. I like those amber, sequential turn signals. I wish CD made the same. Your ST looks great.
@@amberbali8881 Thank you, and totally agree. I tried to do it at first, but as you stated, no pins and was not sure if the need to combine the signal ground wires with the mix of manufacturers, and eliminating the modules that didn't work at all from CD, under the seat. Otherwise my panel lights ambered out solid..Drove me nuts...
I love Ciro products, the bag blades were a must the first time I saw them, so clean and minimalistic, but CD and Hogworkz have some cool ones too that Ciro does not, at least not yet anyways. Sometimes just gotta mix and match and see where it lands, lol.
Ride safe.
Which connector pin are needed just received the eliminator would be clean with the pins and connector
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I went with yaffe on my license plate mount. I think mine was the easier install. 😁😁 Stuart
for sure 🙂
Nice set up! I have a question. For the license plate light, did you connect the white and black wires in a particular direction to the old light wiring? I have same exact setup but mines doesn’t work. 😢. Thank you
Hey Richard, thanks for the question and feedback. You have a 50/50 chance since they are not marked differently. If they do not work on first try, switch them to the other side. I did the same thing. Lol. Should fix you right up if you connected at the brake light like I did.
@@justkillnbugz thanks for the quick reply; I’ll give it a shot! Thank you very much and thanks for your videos! Safe travels
I was just watching your video wondering which side to hook the white wire up to and which one to hook the black up to. I didn’t want to blow a fuse or screw anything up but I guess it’s low voltage so it won’t matter?
@@pegleggolf1232 Correct, the lights just won't work. If they do not, just flip the wires nd it works fine. Both are black coming out of the light so I had a 50/50 chance.
Hey Robert, I know we got a lot of similar parts; when you bought the kit did they tell you to get a rear turn signal load stabilizer too? I bought that and just purchased the smart triple play to have run brake and turn on the license plate lights too. I hope I’m doing this right cause there’s a lot going on. I got the ciro bag blades, hinge covers, saddlebag extensions, and Fillar panels. Then custom dynamics pro beam taillight and the eliminator kit. The lady at CD recommended the stabilizer and I chose to get the triple play. I’m just curious as to how to exactly wire this since I got more coming. I know now I don’t need to daisy chain all the harnesses I can just plug the ciro stuff into the 4 way and two way splitters i had no idea. Any suggestions?
Hey Cody, great questions, you are a busy guy for sure, I can relate, 🙂.
I did not install the triple play on the ST, but I did put one on my heritage, pretty straight forward, plug it in and set your settings.
I don't know anything about a stabilizer from CD, never looked at one or thought to need it (so far).
As for where to put it, being you have predominantly Ciro products, I would put Ciro in line fist, then the triple play and any other CD bus type connections. I did not add that to my ST because I gained a lot of brake and turn signal functions from the additions I did already.
Let me know how it works out.
@@justkillnbugz yeah idk if I need the triple play. The guy at CD prior to install said to plug CD first not sure why. Maybe he wanted to be first in line idk lol.
@@webechubbin Ya, not sure either, but, my experience as called out in my video, was that when I put CD first in line, they ambered out my Ciro lights...
@@justkillnbugz what do you mean by Ambered out? I spoke with both companies and they said put CD first and then put ciro daisy chained.
@@webechubbin Meaning when I connected the CD modules, my Ciro lights locked in Amber light mode and would not function. Not sure what they all all referring to, but in my experience, it was reversed and I removed the license plate modules. Everything works great now...
23 rgst here. I’m doing the same thing but no turn signal on the plate! Just black/white wire to run. How can I just hook it up in the brake light you did? Is it because you cut, the left rear turn signal light? Then just wire what you cut to the plate wires?
Thanks for the question and congrats on the new ride! That is exactly correct. When you cut the plate light connectors, be sure to leave slack so you can splice it. It’s a 50/50 shot on white and black to either plate wire since they are not color coded (at least they were not on mine) so test before you close it up. I thought custom dynamics changed the plate to have an adapter now but could be wrong so check to be sure.
Ride safe and enjoy the new bike!
They do have a plug/play , my dealer order the hardwire one. And a plug with the vampire clips on it. Very much appreciated the reply back. Thank you so much
They do have a plug/play , my dealer order the hardwire one. And a plug with the vampire clips on it. Very much appreciated the reply back. Thank you so much
They do have a plug/play , my dealer order the hardwire one. And a plug with the vampire clips on it. Very much appreciated the reply back. Thank you so much
They do have a plug/play , my dealer order the hardwire one. And a plug with the vampire clips on it. Very much appreciated the reply back. Thank you so much
Is the wire adapter necessary?
Thanks for the comments. In the initial way I was trying do it, yes, but since I ended up running them all the way up, no it is not. Wasn’t happy with it anyways.
Appreciate the question, ride safe.
@@justkillnbugz thank you very much!!
@@bansterref You bet!
So, I guess the moral of the story is, don't spend the extra money for the side lights unless you want to deal with the headache of running the wires under the fender?
LOL, in a sense, maybe, and if you are referring to the plate side lights. I had issues with the 2 different light vendors which is what caused me to try other options, but I did not like various versions on each, so I combined them. The modules caused me to amber out on the panel filler lights so I have to bypass the modules and hard wire them in.
One thing to note, if you remove the Magoo lights from the back, you will not have rear hazard lights once you turn the power off. That why I ran the plate lights up and hard wired them in sharing the black wires between the 2 sides.
All in all, I like it much better and the process taught me a lot, so pretty happy with the results.
I appreciate the comments and ride safe!