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I should've sent mine to them when I blew my knee out. That was the only time that the bike has sat long enough to get any work done.....Might have to try this in the middle of the summer, I want to get the rear port installed on mine.
Got my bike out of storage today and Iron Cross made my radio like brand new. My only regret now is not getting the iPod controller.
Iron Cross also sells the iPod interface similar to the HD but at 1/2 the cost and no additional bullsh*t harnesses like HD makes you buy. Everything is included.
Display wet out on mine. Luckily everything else works. Eventually will need them to fix it and that's a good excuse to ad the iPod interface and rear aux port. Glad to hear good things.
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