Biketronics, Part II
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Tourer
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Biketronics, Part II
I received my 2nd order from Biketronics today and can't say enough good things about them. Got the Kenwood KDC-X998, Retro Radio Kit and splash guard (may need to go back to college to figure out how to work the settings). I got the BT7.1's and BT2180 about 2 weeks ago and per the advise and recommendation of several of you guys, I bit the bullet for the new HU. Thanks to you guys for educating me about upgrading the HU (thanks from me...not from my wife) Lol. I'm thinking a pair of Titan 6.5" in the lower fairing and "stick a fork in me", I'm done. Can't wait to install it this weekend.
Does anyone have experience with the non-powered antenna that comes in the Retro Radio Kit? Just curious if it does a decent job?
Mark
Does anyone have experience with the non-powered antenna that comes in the Retro Radio Kit? Just curious if it does a decent job?
Mark
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That's a bad azz radio. I've got the same one. I have my settings saved in an email somewhere. I'll shoot them to you. Add the 6.5's in the lowers and it doesn't get much better than that man. I had the 4180 running my fronts in parallel and it screamed!
Road Warrior
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+1 - got that one too... only downside is the s3earch/play options on USB stick is CUMBERSOME compared to other vendors (like Pioneer). I want genre based search option and then random played
Road Warrior
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From: Las Vegas
exactly - all folder... I want within 1 folder (hard rock, or Alternative or Metal, or ...).
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