Zumo installed on 2010 eg limited
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10-19-2009, 05:25 PM
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Zumo installed on 2010 eg limited
I thought someone might be interested in seeing a Zumo installed on a 2010 EG using the fairing mount from HD.
I did install the XM puck inside the fairing as well. I must say it is a very nice clean install when all done.
I did install the XM puck inside the fairing as well. I must say it is a very nice clean install when all done.
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Got it off of the Zumo forum. There is a guy that creates a bunch of different ones. email me if you want it.
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Question for you on the wiring install. How do you have the audio out wired. Most I have seen have the audio out wired into the aux jack like you have, but doesnt that only allow you to listen to navigation but no radio?
I was a big Garmin user on an FJR1300 and a GS Adventure, and I was able to wire it to have gps navigation, xm radio, and cell phone all integrated via an autocomm setup.
Does HD offer any sort of advanced wiring so you can have the radio going, but have it cut out for the GPS.
The intercom and CB is always only via the headset so that is not an issue.
I was a big Garmin user on an FJR1300 and a GS Adventure, and I was able to wire it to have gps navigation, xm radio, and cell phone all integrated via an autocomm setup.
Does HD offer any sort of advanced wiring so you can have the radio going, but have it cut out for the GPS.
The intercom and CB is always only via the headset so that is not an issue.
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Question for you on the wiring install. How do you have the audio out wired. Most I have seen have the audio out wired into the aux jack like you have, but doesnt that only allow you to listen to navigation but no radio?
I was a big Garmin user on an FJR1300 and a GS Adventure, and I was able to wire it to have gps navigation, xm radio, and cell phone all integrated via an autocomm setup.
Does HD offer any sort of advanced wiring so you can have the radio going, but have it cut out for the GPS.
The intercom and CB is always only via the headset so that is not an issue.
I was a big Garmin user on an FJR1300 and a GS Adventure, and I was able to wire it to have gps navigation, xm radio, and cell phone all integrated via an autocomm setup.
Does HD offer any sort of advanced wiring so you can have the radio going, but have it cut out for the GPS.
The intercom and CB is always only via the headset so that is not an issue.
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I was impressed with the unit. It is very clean and fits the fairing great and comes with grommets and a gasket to seal everything off. It would be nice if the radio had a std aux port on the back of the radio so you didn't have to feed the wire back out to the front of the radio.
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