It's impossible to feel bad. . .
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2006
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RE: It's impossible to feel bad. . .
I'm glad HD offers music in some of their bikes, but I prefer the purr of my pipes as I cruise along the mountain bakcroads. There's live music at the whistlestops, and when I get home I can hear the artist pulling on the strings right down to 25 mhz. through my Paradigms. Even my kids wince when they hear car stereos, they know there'sno comparison to a high-end stereo setup. If I did a lot more long-haul riding, say X-country, definitely one of the detachable-stereo setups would be an add-on, probably a Harmon-Kardon head unit and some of the smaller Paradigm outdoor speakers. Expensive, but you always get what you pay for. 
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Chicago, IL.
RE: It's impossible to feel bad. . .
ORIGINAL: 07BlkCherryUltra
You should have plenty of room left on theCD for Marshall Tucker, The Allman Brothers and The Outlaws. Nothing like cruisin' to them. I always find that the bike speeds up consideraly when Van Halen comes through the speakers. Funny[sm=confused06.gif]
You should have plenty of room left on theCD for Marshall Tucker, The Allman Brothers and The Outlaws. Nothing like cruisin' to them. I always find that the bike speeds up consideraly when Van Halen comes through the speakers. Funny[sm=confused06.gif]
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