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14GuineaPig 01-12-2019 08:18 PM
Originally Posted by peddler (Post 17954469)
Is there a hand held mike that is compatible with '14 and newer Ultra Limiteds. The only one that appears on the Harley site is for bikes '13 and older.
The handheld mic will work with the 2014 Limited but it's use isn't very practical. To use the mic for the CB, you must key the mic (switch on side of mic) while also pressing the handlebar Push to Talk switch. The mic can be used for voice commands (Nav & Phone), to answer/talk on phone, and intercom. It just requires that you press the switch on the side of the mic to talk, No PTT switch needed.

https://www.harley-davidson.com/stor...microphone-kit

I know as far back as 2002, you could listen to the CB thru the fairing spaekers just like the radio, No headset needed. Prior to 2014, the handheld mic worked with just pressing the switch on the mic to talk on the CB. I think things changed with the canbus system on the 2014 & up touring bikes.

FlyingSkeet 01-12-2019 08:28 PM
Just bought the Midland handheld CB for $99 from Amazon also bought the throat Mic,for a adventure bike trip on the haul road to Deadhorse this June.

blueangel73 01-13-2019 07:05 AM
Originally Posted by FlyingSkeet (Post 17955835)
Just bought the Midland handheld CB for $99 from Amazon also bought the throat Mic,for a adventure bike trip on the haul road to Deadhorse this June.
Details on the throat mic?

I have a midland handheld that I purchased for my last bike and never applied. Looking for a way to use it either via bluetooth or without a need to run tons of wires all over the place. Be nice if there was a way to bluetooth link it to my radio. More for listening then talking.

blueangel73 01-13-2019 07:17 AM
Is it possible to get something like the Sena SR10 and pair it to the radio via bluetooth. Then use the radio comm system to listen, not so much talk.

FlyingSkeet 01-13-2019 12:42 PM
I learned about the Throat mic on adventure rider forum it has an corded ear piece, the reviewer said to worked great giving position reports to truckers on the haul road to Deadhorse. Down side if you sing to yourself it ties up the frequency Irritating the others. This is what I read. I have no personal knowledge I just received mine yesterday.

rmc115 01-13-2019 01:14 PM
The throat mic is tight if you have a large neck. Not perfectly clear but does work. Mike

wardo5757 01-13-2019 02:08 PM
Your Sena has a 3.5mm port on it, you can use a handheld CB and plug it into the port on your Sena. If you get the proper cord, you may be able to use two way comms.?.

Circa58 01-13-2019 02:52 PM
Originally Posted by wardo5757 (Post 17957325)
Your Sena has a 3.5mm port on it, you can use a handheld CB and plug it into the port on your Sena. If you get the proper cord, you may be able to use two way comms.?.
I believe this is possible... thank you!

MilesOfTexas 01-15-2019 04:35 PM
Originally Posted by peddler (Post 17954469)
Is there a hand held mike that is compatible with '14 and newer Ultra Limiteds. The only one that appears on the Harley site is for bikes '13 and older.
You can use them, but you have to hold the PTT on the handlebars and key the mic at the same time to transmit, lol

MilesOfTexas 01-15-2019 04:36 PM
Originally Posted by wardo5757 (Post 17957325)
Your Sena has a 3.5mm port on it, you can use a handheld CB and plug it into the port on your Sena. If you get the proper cord, you may be able to use two way comms.?.
If I am not mistaken, the 3.5mm port, aka aux, is input only.


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