New question, old problem
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RE: New question, old problem
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This guy has a nice set up for $500 on ebay and has nothing but praise. This is the direction I am going once I get the honey due list down to where a brother can have a cold beer without feeling guilty!
http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/creativebikes2/
This guy has a nice set up for $500 on ebay and has nothing but praise. This is the direction I am going once I get the honey due list down to where a brother can have a cold beer without feeling guilty!
http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/creativebikes2/
for $129 at Crutchfield. The only thing that might be missing is the wiring harness. The last radio I bought from Crutchfield, they gave me a wiring harness for my pickup. If you call them, they'll probably help you figure out what you need. They're very helpful on the phone.
By the way, the one on eBay is advertised as 52 watts but that's peak-to-peak power. True power for stereos is measured in RMS and for this one, it's 17 watts. You'll also see this at the link above. Rock on dudes!
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Does anyone know how to reprogram there radio to be OFF when you turn on the bike , I don't like it when I come out and start up the bike and the radio is blasting.It don't matter that I turn it off when I park it, its going to be on !
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