A nice tidy Satelite Radio install
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07-13-2006 | 10:15 AM
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RE: A nice tidy Satelite Radio install
HD is the Starmate replay.... on crutchfeild its about 80 US.....
Now Im tossed.... I like Wally's setup but I like where Thunders is located.... Thunder what length is the ram mount? Looks like it could be shorter and tucked some more....
Wally, do you know the manufacturer of the mount your using? I think I have seen it somewhere but who knows where that website is anymore...
Well the good thing is I have the Starmate in my car but I had the Xact Visor on the bike before. I think Im going to switch them. As the Starmate is real bright in the car at night I think i'll like it better on the bike.... Ok the switch is happening.....
thanks all
John
Now Im tossed.... I like Wally's setup but I like where Thunders is located.... Thunder what length is the ram mount? Looks like it could be shorter and tucked some more....
Wally, do you know the manufacturer of the mount your using? I think I have seen it somewhere but who knows where that website is anymore...
Well the good thing is I have the Starmate in my car but I had the Xact Visor on the bike before. I think Im going to switch them. As the Starmate is real bright in the car at night I think i'll like it better on the bike.... Ok the switch is happening.....
thanks all
John
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07-13-2006 | 11:04 AM
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RE: A nice tidy Satelite Radio install
ORIGINAL: kpshooter
I like that set-up. I was thinking of doing something similiar on my RK Police but don't know how to run the audio w/o a built-in radio & fairing.
I like that set-up. I was thinking of doing something similiar on my RK Police but don't know how to run the audio w/o a built-in radio & fairing.
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07-13-2006 | 11:06 AM
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RE: A nice tidy Satelite Radio install
ORIGINAL: SpikeCT
HD is the Starmate replay.... on crutchfeild its about 80 US.....
Now Im tossed.... I like Wally's setup but I like where Thunders is located.... Thunder what length is the ram mount? Looks like it could be shorter and tucked some more....
Wally, do you know the manufacturer of the mount your using? I think I have seen it somewhere but who knows where that website is anymore...
Well the good thing is I have the Starmate in my car but I had the Xact Visor on the bike before. I think Im going to switch them. As the Starmate is real bright in the car at night I think i'll like it better on the bike.... Ok the switch is happening.....
thanks all
John
HD is the Starmate replay.... on crutchfeild its about 80 US.....
Now Im tossed.... I like Wally's setup but I like where Thunders is located.... Thunder what length is the ram mount? Looks like it could be shorter and tucked some more....
Wally, do you know the manufacturer of the mount your using? I think I have seen it somewhere but who knows where that website is anymore...
Well the good thing is I have the Starmate in my car but I had the Xact Visor on the bike before. I think Im going to switch them. As the Starmate is real bright in the car at night I think i'll like it better on the bike.... Ok the switch is happening.....
thanks all
John
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07-13-2006 | 08:08 PM
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RE: A nice tidy Satelite Radio install
Spike,
It is a 3" ram mount. I tried it on a 1.5 inch but I like being able to change channels without having to reach way forward and like it on the left so I don't have to take my hand off the throttle when doing it and I also didn't want it to block my speedometer. It works really well, I listen to it pretty much everytime I'm on the bike.
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It is a 3" ram mount. I tried it on a 1.5 inch but I like being able to change channels without having to reach way forward and like it on the left so I don't have to take my hand off the throttle when doing it and I also didn't want it to block my speedometer. It works really well, I listen to it pretty much everytime I'm on the bike.
[IMG]local://upfiles/4934/820288C4E5DA4826831BF8BECE95BFA4.jpg[/IMG]
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07-13-2006 | 09:15 PM
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RE: A nice tidy Satelite Radio install
Hey Brother, i have researched the same thing for my Road King. So far the only thing out there has been XM (which stinks), but now more Sirius mounts are starting to show up. The only thing you will need is a amped speaker setup like 2 wheel tunes , a volume control (also sold seperately at places like Radio Shack) and the Sirius unit. You can also swap out your Sat for a MP3 player as well.
Check out http://www.2wheeltunes.com/ for ideas
Check out http://www.2wheeltunes.com/ for ideas
ORIGINAL: kpshooter
I like that set-up. I was thinking of doing something similiar on my RK Police but don't know how to run the audio w/o a built-in radio & fairing.
I like that set-up. I was thinking of doing something similiar on my RK Police but don't know how to run the audio w/o a built-in radio & fairing.
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