Satellite radio tuner!
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Satellite radio tuner!
Looking to add satellite radio to my 07 FLHX. Talked with HD tech about their add on tuner. Surprised to find that he recommended against the over priced tuner from HD. Tech said I should be able to use an aftermarket tuner and get the same results but much cheaper.
Looking at a few but I'm not sure which would work. Could anyone please advise if they have any ideas about this. I don't want to add a bunch of "stuff" to the handlebars or any place else. Would love to use the options in the sound system. Thanks much in advance.
Looking at a few but I'm not sure which would work. Could anyone please advise if they have any ideas about this. I don't want to add a bunch of "stuff" to the handlebars or any place else. Would love to use the options in the sound system. Thanks much in advance.
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RE: Satellite radio tuner!
Thing about it is not only do you need the module, you need the correct wiring harness. That is at least another $100. At the discount places that is still over $500 plus shipping for everything.
Here is another option. Still not cheap, but it is a little cheaper.
Biketronics RetroRadio kit: $199 Biketronics
Sony CDX-R30M Marine CD player XM ready: as low as $100 on ebay
Outboard XM tuner and adapter: Around $100 or less
Here is another option. Still not cheap, but it is a little cheaper.
Biketronics RetroRadio kit: $199 Biketronics
Sony CDX-R30M Marine CD player XM ready: as low as $100 on ebay
Outboard XM tuner and adapter: Around $100 or less
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RE: Satellite radio tuner!
You can buy an Delphi XM Roady XT on EBay for $39.00 with free shipping. Then go to Cyclegadgets.com and get a bracket for installation on you bike for about $31.00.
You can either use the built in FM modulator or a cable to connect it to the aux input port on you Harley Radio.
Works great.
You can either use the built in FM modulator or a cable to connect it to the aux input port on you Harley Radio.
Works great.