I did this too and I was completely stock with a stock recovery and locked bootloader and no way to get into the system because of the bootloop.
But there is a way to fix it without unlocking the bootloader and losing your data; adb sideload an OTA from recovery. The OTA has to include a radio.
I was on the latest Android M release and I thought I might have to wait until Google released another update with a radio included, but thankfully I found a signed zip for Android N beta version and it got me back into the system with all my data intact.
just a warning that i set b26 and b41 to 0 (disabled) and left b25 at 1.
after reboot my phone was bricked, wouldn't boot up.
had to do a reformat to get it up an running again. not a big deal for me, but would be for many others...
I did the same thing to mine. It bricks if you set the priorities but if you just choose what band to turn on or off then its fine.
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