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Davidson Audio Indian Challenger/Pursuit Tour Pack Harness
The Davidson Audio Indian Challenger/Pursuit Tour Pack Harness is a passive harness that connects a fairing-mounted aftermarket amplifier to speakers in the tour pack. Davidson Audio lists it for the 2020 to 2025 Indian Challenger and Pursuit.
Passive tour pack speaker harness with quick disconnect
Adapters tie into the OEM tour pack wiring already on the bike, so the tour pack can still be removed quickly.
- Passive tour pack speaker harness
- Adapters tie into OEM tour pack wiring
- Quick-disconnect for tour pack removal
Key Product Details
| Brand | Davidson Audio |
| Type | Passive tour pack harness |
| Fits | Indian Challenger and Pursuit; Davidson Audio lists 2020 to 2025 |
| Connects | Fairing-mounted amplifier to tour pack speakers |
| Wiring | Automotive-grade copper |
| Install | Adapters tie into the OEM tour pack wiring; quick-disconnect feature |
| Build | Pre-sized, loomed, color-correlated for clutch and brake sides |
| Lead Time | Custom-made parts typically take 5-7 business days |
Because it uses the existing OEM wiring with adapters, the tour pack can still be removed quickly. Custom-made parts typically take 5-7 business days.
Removable Tour Pack Wiring
The harness uses adapters that tie into the OEM tour pack wiring already on the bike and includes a quick-disconnect feature, so the tour pack can still come off quickly.
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Challenger/Pursuit Tour Pack Harness FAQ
Which years does it fit?
Davidson Audio lists it for the 2020 to 2025 Indian Challenger and Pursuit.
Can I still remove the tour pack?
Yes. It uses adapters on the existing OEM wiring and has a quick-disconnect feature for removing the tour pack.
Is it passive or active?
It is a passive harness.
How long does a custom-made harness take?
Davidson Audio custom-made parts typically take 5-7 business days.
Need Help Choosing?
Tell us your bike, model year and what you want to add, and we will confirm fitment and the right parts before you order.
