Watch this: I'm removing the shiney bezel around my gages, very carefully using a plastic strip to pull up at the bottom (actually it's a small screwdriver, but if you use one it might scratch). There, that's off, now here I open the left glove box door. This allows me a better grip to remove the center V panel in front of the seat. Okay, lay that carefully aside. I've exposed the 4 larger 6mm size screws, and then the one smaller screw under the glovebox door. Using the tools provided, I remove all 5 screws. With the radio and switches installed I lift up the center console enough to tilt it to the left some too expose the plugs. The antenna plug always seems to be the biggest challe...challenge...come on... there. Okay, now, the radio plugs... oh wait, don't forget to unplug the commo plug, and the power plug if you have those installed in the console.

The radio plugs have a press-in lock tab, and then you pull off. They can be challenging also, but usually come out fairly easy. Okay, all that is left is 5 more plugs, three for the heated grip switch, remembering where each one goes, as well as the other two, one for the HID and one for the hazards. If you get them wrong going back in, the worse thing that can happen is that your hazard switch becomes your HID switch and your HID switch becomes your harzard switch. If you get the heated grip switch wrong, well, the worse that can happen is you get electrocuted and the bikes goes up in flames. Thank you for watching.

kris1956 - 2012-02-09 7:21 AM There's nothing to removing the console. I know it looks daunting but it's easy once you've done it.

My friend... Best thing for you to do is get on ebay and buy a service book for your bike.  You will have ALL you need to take that whole bike apart!

Looks like you have an 08.... here is the link for an 08 book: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Victory-Service-Manual-2008-Vision-Tour-/260898080824?pt=Motors_Manuals_Literature&vxp=mtr&hash=item3cbebcc838