iPod interface
Seasoned HDF Member
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From: anacoco, la
of course. it would increase the volume of any output from the hk head unit. i've got an arc 125.2 thats just been waiting to get installed. for about 6 months now. i've just not been all that motivated to take the outer fairing off the roadglide.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Jacksonville, NC
Ipod Interface
Ok, i've been looking online for ideas and i stumbled into this. It's called HDPD Plus and is an IPOD interface. goes for 279.00 and made by "one the move technology". They have pictures and a video on YouTube looks similar to the $400+ harley one.
Cep
Cep
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Pa
this is what i put on my bike this year. works awsome and is way less than HD one.
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From: Woodinville, WA
So it's $280 versus $400 BUT you can get the HD one from LSHD for 20% off (and free shipping right now) which makes it $320. Suddenly not such a big difference . . . I guess for my money I'd stick with the HD part -- but that's just me.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Jacksonville, NC
I hear you, and it's not in my lane or interest in connecting an IPod or my IPhone on my bike. I say to each their own, i was just trying to pass info in case someone was looking for a more reasonable price for something that does the exact same thing. So for now i'll stick to my Garmin with a 32 GB card.
This isn't a "i can get it cheaper than you" thing. As a said earlier, some are really looking for a better deal for a winter project and not break the bank before the holidays. I get a 10% anyway for Active military, if i really need any HD parts at a better price, my brother works at a dealer and i can get his discount if i really want it and it's more than 20%. and as you also mentioned, that's just me too, i'm not trying to "yuck someones yum" just help if i can.
Cep
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Miami, FL
The ONLY thing I miss about my CVO, is the iPod interface. It was nice that the setup charged the iPod and kept it away from the elements in the saddle bag lid. I am researching what to do now for my RGU, and still have not decided. I used it A LOT on my CVO, but the retail on the kit is not cheap, and as I came to find out, the setup for the saddle bag with the other cables is NOT included in the interface kit. There's just so much other stuff I want for the bike and the price of this hurts, lol............
It did work great for me on my old CVO, though, never a hiccup, and I never had to worry about the battery dying.
It did work great for me on my old CVO, though, never a hiccup, and I never had to worry about the battery dying.
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From: Iowa
The ONLY thing I miss about my CVO, is the iPod interface. It was nice that the setup charged the iPod and kept it away from the elements in the saddle bag lid. I am researching what to do now for my RGU, and still have not decided. I used it A LOT on my CVO, but the retail on the kit is not cheap, and as I came to find out, the setup for the saddle bag with the other cables is NOT included in the interface kit. There's just so much other stuff I want for the bike and the price of this hurts, lol............
It did work great for me on my old CVO, though, never a hiccup, and I never had to worry about the battery dying.
It did work great for me on my old CVO, though, never a hiccup, and I never had to worry about the battery dying.
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Suddenly a bigger difference.
