Tunes on softails... Whatcha listening to?
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Road Warrior
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From: Oz
Tunes on softails... Whatcha listening to?
G'day all,
I'm looking at the possibility of installing some sort of stereo to my softy
I'd like it to be as compact as possible as I'm not interested in fairing of any sort
Perhaps something I can plug my iPhone straight into
I'm thinking of speakers on the crash bars or lower bar of the bars
I'm interested in what's out there?
Dan
I'm looking at the possibility of installing some sort of stereo to my softy
I'd like it to be as compact as possible as I'm not interested in fairing of any sort
Perhaps something I can plug my iPhone straight into
I'm thinking of speakers on the crash bars or lower bar of the bars
I'm interested in what's out there?
Dan
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From: Farmingdale, New York
I'm gonna try and make my own, I found this unit on E-Bay and might try it(need speakers though) I might get a fork bag also............
http://www.ebay.com/itm/290859993088...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/290859993088...84.m1423.l2649
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: southern IL
That's my choice too. I went through 4 different ear phones to find a set that knocks out the wind noise the best. Can't remember the brand, but they look like foam earplugs mounted on earphones. Not marshmallows (they suck) but it's a foam material. Wal-Mart has them for around $20.
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From: WI
iPod and Skull Candy earphones for me, but only on longer stetches on the highway. The tunes help pass the time on those long boring stretches and the earphones block most of the wind noise. And I usually listen to Pandora as my music library is rather lacking.
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