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My buddy and I are doing a long trip and want to sync our harleys to like one phone so that we can pick the same music to play and both hear the same phone GPS talking. If this has been asked before I apologize, but I’m on mobile and having some search difficulties. Both stock bikes. Mines an 15 Ultra and his is a 17 road glide.
If you have a phone that will synch to 2 items at the same time you still have the issue of staying in range with each other. If the music is that important you could always use jump drives and don't both your bikes have GPS?
The better way to do it would be rider headsets which would also give you bike to bike comms.
Bluetooth isn't going to have the range to reliably do this.. but this is such a strange request on so many levels.. Sounds like you may be better off just riding on the back of his or vice versa.. LOL
Bluetooth isn't going to have the range to reliably do this.. but this is such a strange request on so many levels.. Sounds like you may be better off just riding on the back of his or vice versa.. LOL
From: Formerly Tampa Bay, FL, Currently Western PA
I find this interesting as I have wanted to do the same thing in my house as I have multiple bluetooth stereos and it would be easier to have them all playing the same music, but I don't want to wire the whole house for it. A quick search shows that there are bluetooth splitters that will connect to several devices and plug into your phone's jack.
You could try that route, but range might be an issue.
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