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Stubby antennas for Harley-Davidson touring models are a narrow, established niche — a handful of specialty brands, not a wide consumer catalogue — so we’re covering six verified options spanning roughly $15 rubber replacements to $30 billet-aluminum antennas rather than padding the list. All fit the common 1998-2023-plus touring range (Street Glide, Road Glide, Electra Glide, Ultra Classic); confirm your exact model before ordering.
| # | Product | Price | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CravenSpeed Bullet Style Stubby Antenna | $28-$32 | Amazon · eBay |
| 2 | Taygeelery 13-inch Stubby Antenna | $12-$25 | Amazon · eBay |
| 3 | NAMZ NRA-RS1 AM/FM Rubber Stubby Antenna | $19.95 | Amazon · eBay |
| 4 | NAMZ NRA-CA1 AM/FM Aluminum Stubby Antenna | $25-$28 | Amazon · eBay |
| 5 | Kuryakyn Hidden Antenna | $17-$31 | Amazon · eBay |
| 6 | Rydonair 7-inch Short Antenna | $25-$40 | Amazon · eBay |
The picks, in detail
CravenSpeed Bullet Style Stubby Antenna
A billet-machined bullet-style stubby made in the USA specifically for 1998-2023 Harley-Davidson touring models, backed by a lifetime warranty.
- Bullet-style billet construction
- Fits 1998-2023 touring models
- Made and assembled in Portland, USA
- Lifetime warranty per the maker
- Confirmed $30 price with a lifetime warranty backing it
- USA-machined quality most budget rubber antennas can’t match
- Priciest option in this roundup
- Multiple style variants (Bullet, Original, Junior) exist — pick the right one for your model
Taygeelery 13-inch Stubby Antenna
A spiral rubber stubby antenna for Touring, Electra Glide, Road Glide, Street Glide, Trike, and Ultra Classic models, built with TPR material for weather resistance.
- Spiral rubber TPR construction
- Fits 1997-2023 Harley touring models
- High-conductivity copper coil for reception
- Weather-resistant material
- Broad model-year compatibility in one part
- Flexible rubber design withstands car washes and road vibration
- No exact single-listing price confirmed, priced in line with comparable short Harley antennas seen this session
- Newer brand without CravenSpeed’s track record
NAMZ NRA-RS1 AM/FM Rubber Stubby Antenna
A plug-and-play rubber stubby antenna from NAMZ Custom Cycle Products, fitting 1994-2025 Harley models.
- Rubber AM/FM stubby design
- 100% plug-and-play installation
- Fits 1994-2025 Harley models
- NAMZ Custom Cycle Products build
- Confirmed $19.95 price from the manufacturer’s own listings
- Broad 1994-2025 compatibility window
- Rubber build, no aluminum/carbon-fiber option at this price
- Basic styling versus the CravenSpeed billet option
NAMZ NRA-CA1 AM/FM Aluminum Stubby Antenna
The aluminum-with-carbon-fiber-insert version of NAMZ’s stubby antenna, a step up in materials from the rubber NRA-RS1.
- Aluminum body with carbon fiber insert
- Plug-and-play installation
- Fits the same 1994-2025 Harley range as the RS1
- NAMZ Custom Cycle Products build
- Confirmed $26.95 price, cheaper than CravenSpeed for a similar aluminum build
- Carbon fiber insert adds a styling upgrade over plain rubber
- Still costs more than the plain rubber NRA-RS1
- Less established than CravenSpeed among Harley-specific retailers
Kuryakyn Hidden Antenna
A concealed-mount antenna for 2014-2025 Harley touring models that tucks the antenna element out of sight for a cleaner look than a visible stubby.
- Concealed/hidden mounting design
- Fits 2014-2025 Harley touring models
- Kuryakyn brand engineering
- Regularly discounted from list price per retailer listings
- Cleanest look of any option here since the antenna itself is hidden
- Kuryakyn is a well-established Harley accessory brand
- Narrower model-year fitment (2014+) than the other antennas here
- Sale and list prices vary noticeably by retailer, confirm before buying
Rydonair 7-inch Short Antenna
A budget rubber antenna with an internal copper coil, sized to fit Harley-Davidson models across the 1989-2026 range.
- 7-inch flexible rubber construction
- Internal copper coil for reception
- Carbon fiber base per the maker
- Broad 1989-2026 compatibility
- Widest published model-year compatibility of any antenna here
- Flexible design survives road vibration well
- List price runs higher than NAMZ’s rubber option, though frequently discounted
- Rubber construction looks less premium than billet aluminum
Buying tips
- Confirm your exact Harley model and year before ordering — several antennas here (Kuryakyn Hidden, NAMZ) list specific compatibility windows that don’t cover every touring year.
- A hidden/concealed antenna (Kuryakyn) gives the cleanest look but is worth checking against your local radio reception before committing, since a shorter or concealed element can trade off AM/FM range.
- Billet aluminum antennas (CravenSpeed, NAMZ NRA-CA1) hold their finish and won’t develop the surface cracking that rubber antennas can after years of UV exposure.
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