Do you have to use the Biketronic kit?
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06-19-2006, 03:05 AM
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RE: Do you have to use the Biketronic kit?
I installed a Sony DEH-P680MP With a Kit 45.00.. that allows the use of the thumb controls.
I also used the cup that is on a standard and fabracated a plate for the radio, used the center bolt and a piece of plumbers tape, pulled the radio tight, and secured the tape
to the top of the cup and ... DONE...
[IMG]local://upfiles/11910/033B033ACF1D439DBECB38FBC84F934D.jpg[/IMG]
I also used the cup that is on a standard and fabracated a plate for the radio, used the center bolt and a piece of plumbers tape, pulled the radio tight, and secured the tape
to the top of the cup and ... DONE...
[IMG]local://upfiles/11910/033B033ACF1D439DBECB38FBC84F934D.jpg[/IMG]
#12
06-19-2006, 04:17 AM
RE: Do you have to use the Biketronic kit?
The people at biketronics will sell the mounting kit without the module if you contact them. When I asked them a few months ago I think they said it was $45. I ended up buying the whole kit. It seemed worth it not to have to cut into the harness and to have the hand controls. The auto volume adjust is a nice feature too.
#13
06-20-2006, 04:42 PM
RE: Do you have to use the Biketronic kit?
This is what my Biketronics kit Sony CDX-GT400 install looks like on my Road Glide. Click Here To View Photo For you Road Glide riders, Biketronics is finally coming out with a "rain guard" for the Road Glide models soon. Right now they only have them for the Electra Glide models with the batwing farings.
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