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What's needed to connect Bluetooth to the Radio on 2010 RT?
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Bfromla
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If you have the cords add Bluetooth receiver https://www.lamonstergarage.com/bluetooth-receiver-for-rt-f3t-st-br1-lamonster/
sledge
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I have had my 2011 RT-S for 2 years... I would say it's the same stereo as yours. I've learned that anything from Apple will plug right in with 1/8 stereo headphone cord, and you can use the GPS power out in the Trunk ... It works like a million. That's what I use anyway. Hope this helps.
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Bfromla
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Can still use the headphone jack, will only have volume control at handle bar, even with Bluetooth
pegasus1300
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Use a Sena SR10 and it will connect your Spyder Audio to your Bluetooth helmet. Buy from Motorcycle Dave (sponsor here 
https://www.motorcycledave.com/ ) and you also get the entertainment wire you will need and the best price around. You will have to call him to get the price, but he is fun to talk to.
https://www.motorcycledave.com/ ) and you also get the entertainment wire you will need and the best price around. You will have to call him to get the price, but he is fun to talk to.
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