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Xm radio for 2014 st limited
- Thread starter DougC
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billybovine
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Officially no. In theory is should be able to be done. The biggest problem is the "Entertainment Harness" which is required for the XM kit. There is hardly any place to put it. Maybe cable tie it up into a ball and stuff it in the tail. So $500 for the kit. $200 for the Entertainment Harness. A little pricey I think. Do a search of this site and others have got XM at a lower cost.
SpyderRx
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Easiest and cheapest way is to set up an online account. I think it's $3 or 4 dollars a month. Then download the xm app on your phone and stream it to the st. Cheap and easy!
RTJERRY
Member
Sirius XM in top box
I put my portable Sirius radio in the top box, cigarette lighter plug for power and acc audio adaptor that came with my RT LTD plugged into audio out works pretty well. Can't change channels till I stop again but that's OK. Worried about antenna placement but found that a small piece of Velcro to attach it to the inside flap in the box works with the box closed.
I put my portable Sirius radio in the top box, cigarette lighter plug for power and acc audio adaptor that came with my RT LTD plugged into audio out works pretty well. Can't change channels till I stop again but that's OK. Worried about antenna placement but found that a small piece of Velcro to attach it to the inside flap in the box works with the box closed.
900Dave
New member
That is what I am also going to do. I have a portable unit in my wifes SUV and an extra mount and antenna. This way I do not need to buy another subscription. Just have to get the Bluetooth Dongle first so we can listen on our SENA headsets.
The streaming on line dont always work. We normally stream iheart radio but we get into a lot of areas with no cell service. So when we head north into the mountains sat radio will be the way to go.
Can Am's XM radio is just plain overpriced!
happyspyder2039
Active member
if you have a portable radio. Get front cigarette lighter plug and just use FM Transmitter find blank radio station to Radio on Spyder
dlby
New member
I used to have a small xm wi a vry small remote
U cld hve but for the minor problem no clue where itd at
If u pay 4 to 5 bucks for iheart pandora etc it will load on your phone and play anytime anywhere even wi out a signal wi waaay more selections
Create & arrange playlists
Vry groovy
Do you know how much streaming you do on a regular full day of riding on your Spyder. I figure out 7 to 8 hours of riding and streaming? I am asking because I do not have unlimited data package with AT&T.
Thanks
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