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I have a 2005 Goldwing/csc trike , I would like to set it up for bluetooyh. so I can use my gps, and talk to other riders, awnser phone etc. what equipment do I need and how is this done. what are some of the pros and cons of this conversion.? thanks in advance for any help.also will it integrate my intercom to my passenger and aloow use of the am/fm radio?
You might take a look at some of Sena's Bluetooth goodies.
Would this do what you want?:Shrug: [url]http://www.triketalk.com/forum/threads/33591-Turned-my-01-!800-audio-system-into-bluetooth-ready[/url]
[QUOTE=nightstalker;402191]I have a 2005 Goldwing/csc trike , I would like to set it up for bluetooyh. so I can use my gps, and talk to other riders, awnser phone etc. what equipment do I need and how is this done. what are some of the pros and cons of this conversion.? thanks in advance for any help.also will it integrate my intercom to my passenger and aloow use of the am/fm radio?[/QUOTE]
Last month I purchased a 2015 GW & installed a Roadsmith HTS trike kit to which I added a SENA SM10 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter. I've ridden the trike for close to 1K miles now & the SENA has worked perfectly. I can Bluetooth the GW's GPS, AM/FM, XM radio & even my iPod music to my Schuberth helmet with its SRC comm system. I have not tried the GW's intercom system since I ride solo but I'm sure that it would also function just fine since the SENA plugs directly into the GW's intercom port connection. I do get a little "feedback" hiss in my helmet for 1/2 sec. when I hit a bump but I may be able to correct that with some sort of an isolator.
You won't be disappointed in the SENA-I sure haven't been. The GW's lack of built-in BT almost kept me from buying the GW in the first place since I was so used to it on my BMW but the SENA has solved that concern.
Mark
[QUOTE=nightstalker;402191]I have a 2005 Goldwing/csc trike , I would like to set it up for bluetooyh. so I can use my gps, and talk to other riders, awnser phone etc. what equipment do I need and how is this done. what are some of the pros and cons of this conversion.? thanks in advance for any help.also will it integrate my intercom to my passenger and aloow use of the am/fm radio?[/QUOTE]
+1 on SENA
I have full bluetooth capability on my 2006 GW trike, including full transmit/receive on the CB along with the intercom with my wife.
Anything I could do with the cable hookups, I can do with the bluetooth now.
Just a "heads up": it ain't cheap and a little complicated....LOL
I used a Sierra Electronics adapter and three SMH-10s.
Basically, the SMH-10 that's hooked to the Sierra adapter on the bike (I mounted it in the left-side pocket) is treated as a 3rd party to the driver/passenger communication setup.
It took me a while to understand it and to get it all working right, but now, I wouldn't go any other way, except maybe upgrade to the SMH-20s someday.
I always hated those cables and was forever pulling and damaging them.
Sena bluetooth FREEWIRE!!!
Go wireless / cable free with the Sena Freewire. It works with Harley's & Glodwings.
I have Sena also
love it!
Ronnie
Doesn't work with a hand mike though
[QUOTE=FRR;463214]Doesn't work with a hand mike though[/QUOTE]
The Sena is not a CB radio
Just talk and it works, and just listen to others and it works...........
Ronnie