2013 street glide.
Has anyone come up with a way to stream Pandora thru the stock radio using a wireless Bluetooth receiver.

I seen the ones on Amazon but hate to have to charge up. The ones with a cord, not sure on cord length so I could mount inside the fairing and route cord to input hole.

What are you using? Not wanting to change radios so that out.

All the radio stations play nothing but commercials anymore. Thanks

 

We have an internal Bluetooth mod.
Nothing external, nothing to wire.
Check out our web site or give us a call

 

I have one from Amazon that plugs into the aux on my radio on my 12 limited. Works like a champ. Charges with the same connector that my galaxy s4 uses. Charges last quite a while.

 

As an alternative (and sorry if stepping on sponsor's toes), check out the Auris freeDa.

http://theauris.com/

With 30pin to 3.5mm adapter, plugs into 3.5 headphone jack on your Harmon Kardon head unit. Unit charges while plugged in. It was worth the $50.00 cost to me not to have to remember to charge after use. Automatically connects when powered on and in range.

There are a couple threads on here from recent weeks offering other units to consider.

 

If you want the cleanest set up, go with the new Iron Cross BT mod..... They are a great company to work with. I had them put in a rear aux jack last year, the service and turn around time was impressive, I just wish the mod was available back then. I will be pulling mine out and sending it back to them for the BT.

 

This is for the iPhone 5, but Lifeproof now has cases for their android phones. I just provided this to a buddy I ride with:

Miccus mini-jack:
Lifeproof case:
Lifeproof handlebar mount:

In order to charge your iPhone 5 while riding (if you desire to do that), you'll need a cigarette adapter that puts out at least 2.1W per outlet:



Best thing about the whole setup is that the lifeproof case is waterproof (not just water resistant) down to about 6' depth, so no worries about riding in the rain if you have it mounted to your handlebars. if you use a little velcro, you can mount the miccus under your fairing and out of the weather and just run the mini-plug over to your stereo. Plugging it into the USB from your cigarette lighter plug will turn on and off with the bike and you don't have to mess with it after the first pairing with your phone.

 

Didn't think this one charged while plugged in.

2010 Limited with some stuff

 

This one


Or

Adam

 

Looks like it also has a usb that would have to get power in order for it to charge.

 

I have one from HTC i got at a local verizon store. Uses a micro usb to charge (like most non iphones now) and worked pretty well would last about 8hrs on a charge. Most the time i would turn it off if i stopped for more than a few minutes but sounded just as good as an auxiliary jack without having a wire.