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I have the stock Harley radio in my '01 Ultra, and I plug my mp3 player into it, coil up the excess cord, and until now, have just stuck the player in my fairing pocket.
Today, I went to Wally World and bought some little velcro dots to stick the player to the inner fairing. It works, but I'm not happy with it. Doesn't seem very secure, and wants to flop around a lot.
Do a search - lots of products. The "U-Bolt" one isn't that good looking, but you can get a ball mount that attaches to your switch cover. It'll make more sense when you look them up.
There are other ball mounts that attach to your bars and don't look like crap. Maybe someone can chime in and provide some info. I think a site sponsor makes one too.
I have the stock Harley radio in my '01 Ultra, and I plug my mp3 player into it, coil up the excess cord, and until now, have just stuck the player in my fairing pocket.
Today, I went to Wally World and bought some little velcro dots to stick the player to the inner fairing. It works, but I'm not happy with it. Doesn't seem very secure, and wants to flop around a lot.
I have a small MP3 player, attached with heavy duty velcro (3M brand I believe). I also got a short (8"?) cord from Radio Shack. Very secure and no extra cord to mess with.
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