flrt tunes

[dirtdobber]

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/boom!-audio-speaker-trike-body-installation-kit
I was doing some research for a member here and found this. Im sure it is designed for a triglide but wonder if it could work on a flrt. Just add a amp and lower fairing speaker pods. Then you got music. The source coul be up to whoever

 

[Keystone]

I think it might not work on the FLRT as is. Slightly different body might require a spacer to get the speaker flat? Wouldn't mind a set of speakers back there though.

 

[Dirtydan]

Pretty pricey for what it is. I'm sure you could go aftermarket for better price and still get quality.

 

[dirtdobber]

It's HD, what ya expect.
It would be good if it was plug and play.
I agree you could do it for less if they have the skills.
I need to learn how to do fiber glass. Then it would be simple.

 

[FuzzyWuzHe]

I think if I rode a free ... iPod would be my choice. Keep the free pure ... it's a hot rod ... be true to it's Looooong heritage ... ... IMHO,

 

[dirtdobber]

Thats what we are using now. My ears were severely damaged during my military service. There usnt a ear bud that will stay in my ears now except a set of custom made but my wife said no due to the price.
Speakers work so much better for me.
Might just go to a fairing and lowers.
The deal is I prefer true touring bikes/trikes, triglide, goldwing. She wants one to make noise and stripped down. Thats why I have the goldwing roadsmith and we have the free. She wants to take the free for long trips
I just pamper her. Oh she just a passenger she doesn't ride solo at all.

 

[FuzzyWuzHe]

Thats what we are using now. My ears were severely damaged during my military service. There usnt a ear bud that will stay in my ears now except a set of custom made but my wife said no due to the price.
Speakers work so much better for me.
Might just go to a fairing and lowers.
The deal is I prefer true touring bikes/trikes, triglide. She wants one to make noise and stripped down. Thats why I have the goldwing riadsmith and we have the free. She wants to take the free for long trips
I just pamper her.

When Moma's happy ... everyone's happy.

 

[screwball]

In my 3/4 helmet I took a pair of Sony Studio ear phones, removed the head gear and used velcro to stick them inside the ear wells Just a tad of foam padding to bring them closer and they work great. I use a "Smart Bean" bluetooth receiver stuck to the back of the helmet that syncs with my iPod. Wireless, good for at least 12 hours, and I can turn the volume up until my eyes bleed and not bother a soul.

Half helmet I use a smart bean and Koss ear buds

 

[dirtdobber]

That is a good idea screwball. I just got a modular helmet that is made for just what your talking about. I need to do some research on blue tooth. That is a gizmo I need to learn about. Never used it before. I think its time to learn.