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Speakers done, sanded the spacers down by about 1/8 inch each and the radio went right in after some coaxing. The instructions on Biketrionics website (10 pages) is much much better than the instructions in the box. I was having trouble with the bezel plate staying on during the install into the fairing so I put it inside by itself then the radio and slid it on. I then pushed it into place easily and attached the trim piece from the outside and all fit. Going to hook up the speakers tomorrow, I am worn out today. Thanks to everyone who helped with this install, you should be proud since you trained a real dummy.
After getting my slow learning brain (I am 56) I must say everyone on here was right and I had no need for concern. I have completed with the Sony install and the 6.5 Titans. All I can say is OUT FRIGGING STANDING!!!! THE ABSOLUTE BEST SOUND I HAVE EVER HEARD IN CAR OR BIKE. NOTHING BETTER. AND A GREAT THANKS TO BILL at BIKETRONICS, as all have said here one of the greatest products and customer service I have ever seen. Thanks again to all you wrenches and especially to Biketronics
Dave, I hope you can laugh (at least a little) about your opening words in your original post in this thread.
Virtually all of us (myself included) have had a similar experience installing something on our bike; and, almost always, the problem is solved and we're happy with the outcome.
Suggestion: Go back to the original post and edit it at the very beginning to explain the outcome and issues you dealt with. And give props to Bill @ Biketronics. Most folks may stop reading after the lengthy first post and even later and never read your happy outcome post.
Dave, I hope you can laugh (at least a little) about your opening words in your original post in this thread.
Virtually all of us (myself included) have had a similar experience installing something on our bike; and, almost always, the problem is solved and we're happy with the outcome.
Suggestion: Go back to the original post and edit it at the very beginning to explain the outcome and issues you dealt with. And give props to Bill @ Biketronics. Most folks may stop reading after the lengthy first post and even later and never read your happy outcome post.
Now get out and ride and enjoy the tunes.
Carl
Thanks for the idea Carl, and you are right. Done. Biketronics deserves great kudos and I was wrong in the beginning of my posts. In todays business world you do not find many companies like Biketronics, they are a model of what American business should be.
Last edited by WolfmanDave; Feb 26, 2010 at 08:14 AM.
I am doing the Biketronics install right now. How did you connect the speakers to the Sony? My Biketronics Sony harness has wires coming out instead of a plug for the Harley Speaker Harness. I don't want to cut the wires out of the harness.
How did your Sony connect to the speakers, with bare wires, or with a plug?
I am doing the Biketronics install right now. How did you connect the speakers to the Sony? My Biketronics Sony harness has wires coming out instead of a plug for the Harley Speaker Harness. I don't want to cut the wires out of the harness.
How did your Sony connect to the speakers, with bare wires, or with a plug?
Mine just plugged right in. The wires should have a connector on the wires as I recall that just slip on the speaker tab.
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