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radio and Ipod
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ThreeWheels
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The IPOD adapter is a special one that only fits IPODS.
This cable allows the "IPOD Integration" so you can control the choiceof songs through the left hand control switches.
There is another cable available, similar to the IPOD cable, with a DIN connection on one end and a 3.5mm jack on the other.
http://store.spyder.brp.com/product..._Rear_Top_Cargo_with_Handlebar_Volume_Control
When you use this one, the display says "Aux Input" or something similar.
The DIN connection plugs into the bike, just like the IPOD cable. The 3.5mm connection plugs into the headphone connection of any MP3 player including the IPOD.
You can play the tunes through the audio system, but you have no control over the song selection. It just plays the MP3's in whatever order you select when you connect it up, either shuffle or consecutive play. If you hit a song you don't want to listen to, you just have to wait, you can't hit "next". That's the only downside.
This cable allows the "IPOD Integration" so you can control the choiceof songs through the left hand control switches.
There is another cable available, similar to the IPOD cable, with a DIN connection on one end and a 3.5mm jack on the other.
http://store.spyder.brp.com/product..._Rear_Top_Cargo_with_Handlebar_Volume_Control
When you use this one, the display says "Aux Input" or something similar.
The DIN connection plugs into the bike, just like the IPOD cable. The 3.5mm connection plugs into the headphone connection of any MP3 player including the IPOD.
You can play the tunes through the audio system, but you have no control over the song selection. It just plays the MP3's in whatever order you select when you connect it up, either shuffle or consecutive play. If you hit a song you don't want to listen to, you just have to wait, you can't hit "next". That's the only downside.
bullant12
New member
Three wheels is correct. The iPod intergration cable only works on iPods and iPhones because of their unique jack. Any other MP3 player has to be connected thru the other cable which was provided in the previous post. But this only will give you music and the only thing you can control would be volume.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
The RTS and LTD come with both cables. The A&C only comes with the iPod cable. The MP3 cable P/N 219400186 has to be purchased separately for that model.
baldman902
New member
You need a 3rd generation I-Pod for you to be able to control all the features on it.
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