Music while riding

[Yelhelp]

Love that Rock & Roll at 66 years young and growing up in the fifties and sixties it has been a problem to not be able to listen to the radio (when riding on some back roads (no reception). I have not had a solution that worked for me Until now. I have head phones in my helmet and a smart phone and have had it set up so if I get a phone call on my droid I can answer while riding down the road at 55/65/70 . Until my nephew showed me the Pandora app. Just plug in and pick the style of music you like and as long as you have cell reception you can have music and it goes off if you get a call. I just love riding with the music. Easy simple and it works. hyea:

 

[Frank G]

Slacker Radio works well to. I switched from Pandora to Slacker. :doorag:

 

[Bob Denman]

:2thumbs:
I'm working on hooking an XM unit up in the top trunk... :thumbup:
And my IPod is just FULL of stuff that's unfit for human consumption... :yikes:

 

[Frank G]

:2thumbs:
I'm working on hooking an XM unit up in the top trunk... :thumbup:
And my IPod is just FULL of stuff that's unfit for human consumption... :yikes:

You looking at an aftermarket XM?

 

[Bob Denman]

Yup!
I picked up an XM Onyx from Sirius...
I also bought an MP 3 input cable from BRP
The plan...
Mount the Onyx in the top trunk; using BRP's MP-3 player pouch...
The antenna can be attached inside the top lid somewhere, and I have the power port and input cabling to tie the unit into the bike... :thumbup:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

i just loaded my ipod with all the music i love and made play lists for different moods, no worry about cell service or commercials. :thumbup:

My ipod is a dedicated piece of equipment for my spyder.

Cruzr Joe

 

[Larry rt]

Cruzr Joe we think alike , I did the same thing

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Cruzr Joe we think alike , I did the same thing

Now Larry, you might not want to let too many folks know that we think alike :roflblack::roflblack:

Some folks may change their mind about your sanity. :roflblack::roflblack:

Cruzr Joe

 

[Bob Denman]

Joe,
We all know that the question of yours; was never in doubt! :2thumbs:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Joe,
We all know that the question of yours; was never in doubt! :2thumbs:

Well, thank you Bob, I .............. Hey wait a minute, what did you mean by that crack?????????? :shocked::shocked:

Cruzr Joe

 

[Bob Denman]

Nuthin'... :shocked:

 

[Spyder601]

I use Pandora every day I ride. Will have to check out slacker I havent seen that one before. Also Spotify is the best but a little more expensive, but you get what you pay for i guess!!!:doorag:

 

[Chupaca]

Music..!!

Cheapest way to go is the mp3 or similar. Pandora is great if your near a wifi but kill us when data streaming. Will have to look into the others mentioned. The good thing is I like spanish and latin music and those station come in much stonger on the radio. Now when in the mountains I love the sound of my engine shifting through the twistees. May not be the music your looking for. Good luck lots of choices...:thumbup:

 

[GRIPMAN]

i just loaded my ipod with all the music i love and made play lists for different moods, no worry about cell service or commercials. :thumbup:

My ipod is a dedicated piece of equipment for my spyder.

Cruzr Joe

Ipod is the only way to travel.
Joseph

 

[Bob Denman]

I would agree :shocked:; but it IS nice to have some options... :thumbup:

 

[szohar]

Music

Pandora or iTuens radio when reviving a signal and iPhone music when no signal (the iPhone will automatically switch to iPhone music when no signal.

I lately start using also playlists from YouTube, there are few app supporting it.