Harley-Davidson CVO Street Glide Installation Hardware

Genuine HD installation hardware and aftermarket alternatives that fit the CVO Street Glide — all years. Select your year for exact fitment and pricing.

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Aftermarket for your CVO Street Glide

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Aftermarket installation hardware the supplier lists against the CVO Street Glide. Genuine Harley-Davidson is listed above, not here.

Choose installation parts for the actual audio configuration

Speaker pods, amplifier mounts and electrical adapters perform different jobs. Start with the motorcycle’s audio generation, speaker locations and existing amplifier, then identify which installation kit completes that arrangement. Hardware kits do not automatically include speakers or amplifiers.

The all-years category mixes Boom! Audio and Skyline OS installations. A common Stage number or a connector that looks similar does not make the systems interchangeable.

Speaker pods for an accessory Grand Tour-Pak

Kit 76001510 adds rear speaker pods and a connection harness when the specified Grand Tour-Pak is installed as an accessory. Rockford Fosgate speakers are separate. It is for the listed Skyline OS applications; the FLHXU application requires a separately purchased and installed Grand Tour-Pak. Check the speaker and amplifier requirements for the complete system before ordering the pods.

One amplifier, different installation arrangements

These kits support secondary amplifier 76001444, but their mounting configurations differ. Kit 76001302 contains the mount, brackets, internal and external harnesses, hardware and hole template; its current fitment also requires primary subwoofer 76001376. Left-side kit 76001385 follows a different configuration. Its UK product fitment notes require separate Tour-Pak Audio Harness 69203594 for six- or eight-speaker operation on 2026-on vehicles with original Grand Tour-Pak speakers. Trike kit 76001509 is listed for 2026-on FLHLT/FLHLTSE.

The amplifier and speakers are separate purchases. Match the complete configuration and any activation requirements with the exact component instructions; a Skyline OS setup prompt does not remove a separate dealer activation requirement.

Earlier Boom! Stage II uses its own hardware

Tour-Pak installation kit 76000751 supplies wiring, amplifier brackets and mounting hardware for the specified earlier Boom! Stage II arrangement. The amplifier and Stage II speakers are sold separately. It requires the listed King Tour-Pak, rigid mounting rack, Boom! Box and rear speaker enclosure where specified, with additional harnesses on certain models. It excludes Stage I Boom! components and H-D Detachables Tour-Pak racks. This is a different system from the Grand Tour-Pak Skyline OS installation above.

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Comparing the three Grand Tour-Pak speaker stages

Adding rear speakers in a Grand Tour-Pak brings sound closer to the passenger and extends an existing two- or four-speaker system. Harley-Davidson presents the change as providing more available volume and clearer sound with less distortion at highway speeds. All three stages shown are 6.5-inch speakers, but their driver arrangements, impedance and power handling differ.

Stage I 76001512 is a two-way, 4-ohm design rated for up to 75 watts per speaker. It combines an injection-moulded woofer, high-flux neodymium magnet and bridge-mounted 25 mm tweeter, with a black grille badge. Stage II 76001513 moves to a three-way, 2-ohm design rated for up to 150 watts each, using a 30 mm midrange driver and 20 mm tweeter alongside the woofer; its grille badge is bright aluminium. Stage III 76001514 is also three-way and 2-ohm, but rated for up to 250 watts each, with a substantial N48 neodymium magnet and the same 30 mm/20 mm driver sizes. Performance Red trim rings and grille inserts identify Stage III. The film also specifies N48 magnets for Stage II.

The speakers are waterproof and vibration tested, with Element Ready construction intended to withstand water, dirt, UV and motorcycle vibration. Kits supply left and right speakers and grilles for the appropriate housings. If adding speakers to an accessory Grand Tour-Pak, installation kit 76001510 provides the speaker pods and wiring; the speakers and luggage carrier are separate purchases. This installation hardware is not an additional speaker stage.

Amplification depends on the complete system. The film describes an extra 600-watt amplifier when expanding to six or eight speakers. Current speaker requirements identify Primary Amplifier 76001294 for one or two accessory speaker sets; three or four sets also need Secondary Amplifier 76001444 and Left Saddlebag Amplifier Installation Kit 76001385, accounting for equipment already fitted. The secondary amplifier is separately specified as 600 watts. For Trikes, the speaker listings call for primary and secondary amplifiers with Trike installation kit 76001509. That kit’s own fitment is specifically 2026-on FLHLT and FLHLTSE; other Trike models need their exact installation requirements checked before purchase. Component instructions matter too: the secondary amplifier calls for Digital Technician activation and recommends dealer installation.

Grand Tour-Pak luggage and Skyline OS are essential fitment requirements. Stage I lists specified 2023-on Touring and 2026-on Trike applications; Stage II and III list 2023-on CVO Street Glide/Road Glide, specified 2024-on Touring and 2026-on Trikes. The 2024 FLHTK and FLTRK exclusions remain. Stage II is factory equipment on 2026-on FLHXLSE and FLHLTSE. Check the exact speaker and installation-kit listings for the motorcycle’s existing carrier and audio equipment, then use Skyline OS to configure the completed system as directed. The film’s “garage-ready in most cases” description does not remove those equipment and activation requirements.