Tour pack wiring - 2000 Harley Davidson FLHR-FLHRI Road king

Wire it to a system that is only on when the key is.

I'd use electrical connectors, so that if you ever need to take the tour pack off, you can just unplug the wires, rather than having to cut them and resolder them on reassembly.

I have not worked this particular model. However, Harley wiring harness connections are modular, that is, they're set up in sections that plug into each other. For the Tour Pack there are two connections, one from the Tour Pack, and the other into a harness somewhere around rear drive. Wiring is like plumbing - follow the pipes. The service manual ($80) is a worthwhile investment for a $30,000 bike.

Are you attaching a hidden antenna or a rear fender one OR a tour pack one??

There should be a wire waiting under the seat and you will just connect there and if a tour pack installation and you do not have he wiring already in place under the tour pak internal covering you will need to get a harness extension kit. Under the front cowl you would just plug into the radio or cb module.

Front speaker output comes from the amp, which you removed with the tour pack. You will need to wire the speakers directly to the radio speaker out wires to function without the amp

If you are not sure what wires go where ,don't risk a meltdown seek advice from someone who fits or has knowledge of fitting tour packs .

I would recommend you find yourself a manual, it will have your wiring diags and a lot more. If you Google it and fossick around a little, you should be able to find a freebie.

Disconnect all of the electrical connections including the antenna wire from under the seat going to the tour pack and then remove the four nuts under the tour pack which holds it to the mount. At this point, simply lift it off.