MP3 Player
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From: BOSTON originally / APPLETON WI now
RE: MP3 Player
Are you asking about the Road Tech HD one for 2005 and earlier touring???
I got one and have experiences/thoughts if interested.
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Road Techâ„¢ HA90 MP3/WMAâ„¢ Digital Music Player
Add the latest digital audio technology to your radio-equipped H-D® motorcycle. Hours of music can be stored on the removable Secure Digital memory cards, and the electronic design means no moving parts for skip-free operation on rough roads. This unique player is designed for easy fingertip operation, with large back-lit buttons and easy-to-read illuminated LCD display. Four soft-touch buttons control play functions and allow easy operation while wearing gloves. The complete kit includes: Road Tech™ HA90 MP3/WMA™ Digital Music Player, housing assembly in choice of chrome or black, USB 2.0 SD® card reader/writer with engraved "Bar & Shield" logo, USB connection cable for your PC, 64 MB Secure Digital (SD®) memory card, wiring harness and installation hardware and operation manual. System Requirements are as follows: Windows® 98 SE or later version operating system and USB port.
This product is available in multiple variations. Be sure to look for the one that fits the specific model and year of your motorcycle.
76376-04
Chrome
Fits '96-later models equipped with Road Tech™ Riser Mount Radio and '98-later models equipped with Original Equipment Radio. Not compatible with Right Auxiliary Accessory Housings P/N 70256-02 and 70255-02A, large diameter handlebars, Cruise Control Kit P/N 77165-98 or 77166-98, Tour-Pak® Mounted CD Changer Kit P/N 77184-01 or Windshield Pouch P/N 58900-98B. Not compatible with audio input on Screamin' Eagle® Road Glide® models equipped with Tour-Pak® mounted CD Changer.
MSRP US $299.95
I got one and have experiences/thoughts if interested.
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Road Techâ„¢ HA90 MP3/WMAâ„¢ Digital Music Player
Add the latest digital audio technology to your radio-equipped H-D® motorcycle. Hours of music can be stored on the removable Secure Digital memory cards, and the electronic design means no moving parts for skip-free operation on rough roads. This unique player is designed for easy fingertip operation, with large back-lit buttons and easy-to-read illuminated LCD display. Four soft-touch buttons control play functions and allow easy operation while wearing gloves. The complete kit includes: Road Tech™ HA90 MP3/WMA™ Digital Music Player, housing assembly in choice of chrome or black, USB 2.0 SD® card reader/writer with engraved "Bar & Shield" logo, USB connection cable for your PC, 64 MB Secure Digital (SD®) memory card, wiring harness and installation hardware and operation manual. System Requirements are as follows: Windows® 98 SE or later version operating system and USB port.
This product is available in multiple variations. Be sure to look for the one that fits the specific model and year of your motorcycle. 76376-04Chrome
Fits '96-later models equipped with Road Tech™ Riser Mount Radio and '98-later models equipped with Original Equipment Radio. Not compatible with Right Auxiliary Accessory Housings P/N 70256-02 and 70255-02A, large diameter handlebars, Cruise Control Kit P/N 77165-98 or 77166-98, Tour-Pak® Mounted CD Changer Kit P/N 77184-01 or Windshield Pouch P/N 58900-98B. Not compatible with audio input on Screamin' Eagle® Road Glide® models equipped with Tour-Pak® mounted CD Changer.
MSRP US $299.95
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RE: MP3 Player
hello, i have the MP3 player on my 06 sg , when i first installed it I was diassapointed the sound quality was good but the volume sucked. I then installed hogtunes and now have just installed the amp from Pez , I'm a happy camper now the sound on the MP3 player wont be the same but after upgrades it actully can be used over 65 MPH. Its worth the money if you want your bike to have the factory look
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RE: MP3 Player
I too have the HD MP3 Player and have been happy with it except I have to run my radio volume at full in order to hear it. It only came with a 64 meg chip but a quick trip to Best Buy and $30 got me a 2 gig chip.
John
John
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From: Chicago
RE: MP3 Player
I have a 15Gb iPod, with about 1300 songs loaded. They make a device that plugs into othe cigarette lighter on my FLHTCI (and doesn't hit the frame when making a full left turn) that charges the iPod while I ride.
The device runs the iPod through the FM with a selection of three (usually unused) channels. You select the channel on the device and then tune your FM radio to the same channel. This way you don't waste the charge on the iPod and you can use your FM radio for volume, etc.
I've got three pouch fairing pouch on my bike. The channel selector goes in the left pouch, the iPod in the center pouch. Works great and the device only cost about $35.00.
It allows you to take the iPod off the bike and use it wherever, which you can't do with the H-D version.
The device runs the iPod through the FM with a selection of three (usually unused) channels. You select the channel on the device and then tune your FM radio to the same channel. This way you don't waste the charge on the iPod and you can use your FM radio for volume, etc.
I've got three pouch fairing pouch on my bike. The channel selector goes in the left pouch, the iPod in the center pouch. Works great and the device only cost about $35.00.
It allows you to take the iPod off the bike and use it wherever, which you can't do with the H-D version.
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Tourer
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 383
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: MP3 Player
mbmike, if the volume from your mp3 player is lower than your radio/cd at the same setting, change the setting of the a/b switch located under the rear cover.
Question - Rear cover? Do you have to remove the fairing?
Question - Rear cover? Do you have to remove the fairing?
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