I have searched thru the forums looking for a minimal way to incorporate a CB radio or something like it to let me communicate with my fellow riders on touring bikes that have this built in feature. Would like to find something that isn't bulky or takes op space on the bars.

 

Are you looking for Bluetooth capability?
Midland 75-822 Portable/Mobile CB Radio
ram mount to mount CB Radio
Sena SR10: Bluetooth Two-Way Radio Adapter
Sena SC-A0115: 2-Way Radio Cable For Midland Twin-Pin Connector
or if you don't need Bluetooth, get a headset like the IMC Motorcom: HS 130 - Boom Microphone 2 Way Radio Headset to install in your helmet.

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This is my plan, hoping I thought it all thru and have everything correct.


I purchased the following:
-Midland 75-822 - Handheld CB
-Used J&M Integratr IV (has connections for CB/FRS/GMRS, Aux input, Phone Input, Radar Input, one remote Push-to-Talk [PTT]/Mute input and two rider/passenger output)
-J&M JMSR-AC06 - Remote PTT/Mute Buttons
-J&M JMSR-AC17 - Cable link between Integratr and Midland CB
-HD PN-77121-08 - 7-pin comm connector used in the dashes of the dresser models for heatset connection


I plan to purchase a HD-PN-74109-98bk (male connector). With this connector I plan to cut the 6-pin comm cord used on the Integratr for the rider comms and pin the 6 wires to the connector so it can be used with the 77121-08 harness of the HD 7-pin comm plug.


My plan it to get it all bench tested before install and then put the Integratr and Cb in the saddle bag, giving me easy access to them if needed, and then run the PTT/Mute buttons up to the bars/grips and put a hole in the dash to mount the 7-Pin plug (much like the touring layout).