Originally Posted by USMCSS

Ok guys, I have read through this whole thread and don't have any answer yet for my question. Will a Bluetooth Headset work if you have the headset synced to the phone and the phone synched to the radio? So then I will see that I have a call on the screen of the radio and can answer it by clicking the button on the BT Headset? Thank! Semper Fi!

Originally Posted by offthewall

Most phones (all that I've ever owned) only allow one simultaneous HFP connection at a time. So, no that wouldn't work.

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Originally Posted by VA_Larry

For those looking for the "missing" aux input, there is an adapter:

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...input-kit#tabs

Originally Posted by Ventoso

While I insisted that I receive the XM module with my new '14, my dealer salesman and service couldn't help being dishonest. They insisted that they install it and that the fee to install this 'complex' hardware is $300. Then they insisted that if I install it, that it would require 'special' dealer programming to activate and 'connect' to the bike and radio. Then they insisted that if I install it that they (the dealer and by extension HD) would void the radio warranty because I do not have the proper training to do such 'complex' work. Then they said that it would void the electrical system warranty too because of the 'new' computer systems on the bike.......

Get real. The install is 8 screws and 15 minutes. The updated firmware changes are loaded from the XM module in about 3 minutes. Install is easier than in earlier bikes. The XM is available for $339 on the net if you look around.

Sure expected more from a relatively new (purchased) dealership that brags resoundingly about their service department. What happened to telling a customer how easy it is to use their new and extremely expensive product???

BTW, there is an Aux Audio input on the rear of the radio, exploring this interface over the next few days... as soon as I get Dealer approval.