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Mar 24, 2014 | 03:54 AM

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cycle7447

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IUOE ROB - just checking - you did get a new headset with your bike, didn't you?

Mar 24, 2014 | 05:38 AM

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Notgrownup

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If you can't hear the music or sound from the headset speakers...take a piece of thin foam or cardboard or plywood and put the velcro on each side, it will make the speaker closer to your ear thus making the sound closer to travel with less noise in between...

Mar 24, 2014 | 08:51 AM

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offthewall

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultra Okie

Go Bluetooth. It's a lot easier and links with your infotainment system and your phone. It is pricey though. A set runs about $350 to go along with the $250 harley helmet.

Please do detail your BLUETOOTH/HD Infotainment solution. Since everyone is wanting this and you have it all figured out.

Mar 24, 2014 | 10:34 AM

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IUOE ROB

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cycle7447

IUOE ROB - just checking - you did get a new headset with your bike, didn't you?

Yes I did, I just haven't used it yet. My helmets have older headsets in them, they were already set up so that's whet I've been using. I gotta play with them a little and hook up the new headset, going out to the garage now...and thanks notgrownup for the tip, I'll check that too!