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Well unless you edited your original post before I saw it. It made perfect sense to me.
You had a some sort of a Apple device that was not secured well and it fell off hitting the highway at 70 mph.
But if you had had the I-pod interface it would have been secured inside the saddlebag and this would not have happened.
Originally Posted by Feeeeg
If anyone needs justification as to why buy an Ipod interface, here ya go.
Well unless you edited your original post before I saw it. It made perfect sense to me.
You had a some sort of a Apple device that was not secured well and it fell off hitting the highway at 70 mph.
But if you had had the I-pod interface it would have been secured inside the saddlebag and this would not have happened.
Bingo!
So now i get the ipod interface @$400 - $500 im out an ipod @$300 and I need a new Ipod at another $300.
Funny, just the other day I read a thread where someone was touting the durability and superiority of Apple products.
Guess I'm better off with a $40 player and $5 worth of velcro. (BTW: I saw a cheap player skip down the highway with no damage other than a few scratches).
and we bitch about cagers farting around texting while driving
You are absolutely right, not even sure why I tried it, the only thing I can think of is because I had my father following me, and did not want to pull over just to click shuffle.
Hob, thanks I will check that out, the good news is, I no longer need all the fancy stuff to put it in a nice protector in the saddlebag, as all its going to be is a solid state drive connected right to the radio and left there. Ill have to get a new ipod for me to carry around.
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