So.......what happened to AM radio?

[Two cats]

No, just interference from turning signals and its more interference from the right signal than the left :dontknow:. Reception is generally poor no matter what I am listening to. The radio on this machine leaves a lot to be desired. This issue along with the lack of helmet storage are the worst things about these machines. Chris

I have been thinking about mounting a am/ fm cassette player or CD player in the rear trunk and run wiring up to my headset in my helmet speakers to get better music than these radios get. Or maybe a radio with blue tooth that I can tap into my communication device

 

[Bob Denman]

I vote for the Bluetooth option. :thumbup:

 

[Two cats]

Yes I agree. Won't have to deal with the wiring. And one with wireless remote so I don't have to stop and change stations all the time.

 

[Pirate looks at --]

The answer to that is simple in the late 60s FM took over and nobody listens to AM anymore. RIP AM radio! :roflblack:

 

[Triple B]

I’ve had my RT-S SE6 for 3 years now, and have never used the Spyder’s radio. I do use the sound system and either listen to my iPod or.....to my Sirius radio which I installed in my trunk. Excellent reception, and the type of music I like...’60’s....Cousin Brucie.

 

[C. Lee]

AM radio is the only way I can listen to the baseball game and that is my preferred method of hearing baseball. I will watch on TV and listen to the radio broadcast. Plus I like local talk over music so AM is definitely not dead. Chris

 

[Bob Denman]

Why not just ride to the Stadium, and catch the game there? :dontknow:
You can always enjoy a $15 beer, and a $20 hot dog also! :joke:

 

[C. Lee]

Well I do that for 20 games a year but the other 62 home games as well as the road games are still on the radio. In Cleveland the hot dogs are $4 and so are small beers but I don't drink so I take my own water into the park. Chris

 

[Bob Denman]

Just four bucks?? :yikes:

I'm surprised that they're not higher...

 

[mark4Jesus]

That's where they keep all of the static.

"FM, no static at all!"