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 Where is the tunes
I been looking and don't see a radio. I see you can add a wind screen add bags but why not audio? My other half has a street glide he was thinking of trading for the f3. He is up in the air but he pulls a trailer with his harley and listens to music and he says there is no option for that on the F3.
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I have a radio on my Rt but since getting a smart phone and Bluetooth headsets it doesn't get used. We just stream music from our phones.
2016 F3 Limited
2019 Ryker Rally
2014 Suzuki V Strom 650
2020 CSC TT 250
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I never use the radio on my RT!!! iTunes all the way...
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After having a great radio on my bikes for the last decade, I don't know that I'd want a bike without tunes of some kind. And disliking full face helmets, and comm systems, I really appreciate the Spyder's sound system. It's every bit as good as that on my BMW, and better than my GW. However, I use my iPod for music almost exclusively - I find the excessive talking and commercials more than distracting.
The RT gives one the choice. If you chose a $14K RS, fine, no tunes, but when you hit the mid $20K range, there should be no excuse for not having a decent sound system. JMHO
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Sirius XM on my Android and Sena Bluetooth Helmet comm. is the way to go.
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2015 Magnesium Metallic F3-S SE6
- Gauge Spoiler - Pegs @ #5 - Long Reach Bars - Detachable Passenger Backrest - Cross Country Saddlebags - Power Commander V - Power Commander Auto-Tune - Power Commander POD-300 - Two Bros S1R Exhaust w/Black P1X tip - Two Up Shock - Detachable Driver Backrest - Spyclops LED - LED Headlights - Route 129 Windshield
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2013 Magnesium Metallic ST-S SE5 5,467 Miles
Ryding Since 1/19/13
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The radio will be standard on the 2016 F3 Limited
2014 Silver Platinum ST Limited: Mods so far: fog lights, passenger backrest, ultimate seat w/driver backrest, rivco drink holder bracket with ram x-grip cell phone holder
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 Originally Posted by Dragonrider
After having a great radio on my bikes for the last decade, I don't know that I'd want a bike without tunes of some kind. And disliking full face helmets, and comm systems, I really appreciate the Spyder's sound system. It's every bit as good as that on my BMW, and better than my GW. However, I use my iPod for music almost exclusively - I find the excessive talking and commercials more than distracting.
The RT gives one the choice. If you chose a $14K RS, fine, no tunes, but when you hit the mid $20K range, there should be no excuse for not having a decent sound system. JMHO
220,000 Mile Spyder Ryder, IBA Premier member #59352, Saddlesore 1000 (11), Bun Burner 1500 (3), Saddlesore 2000 (2), Bun Burner Gold, MILEEATER SILVER
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The voices in my head keep me well entertained.
2015 F3-S. And Another Day To Be My Kids Dad
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