flrt tunes

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/boom!-audio-speaker-trike-body-installation-kit
I was doing some research for a member here and found this. Im sure it is designed for a triglide but wonder if it could work on a flrt. Just add a amp and lower fairing speaker pods. Then you got music. The source coul be up to whoever

I think it might not work on the FLRT as is. Slightly different body might require a spacer to get the speaker flat? Wouldn't mind a set of speakers back there though.

Pretty pricey for what it is. I'm sure you could go aftermarket for better price and still get quality.

It's HD, what ya expect.
It would be good if it was plug and play.
I agree you could do it for less if they have the skills.
I need to learn how to do fiber glass. Then it would be simple.

I think if I rode a free ... iPod would be my choice. Keep the free pure ... it's a hot rod ... be true to it's Looooong heritage ... ... IMHO,

Thats what we are using now. My ears were severely damaged during my military service. There usnt a ear bud that will stay in my ears now except a set of custom made but my wife said no due to the price.
Speakers work so much better for me.
Might just go to a fairing and lowers.
The deal is I prefer true touring bikes/trikes, triglide, goldwing. She wants one to make noise and stripped down. Thats why I have the goldwing roadsmith and we have the free. She wants to take the free for long trips
I just pamper her. Oh she just a passenger she doesn't ride solo at all.

dirtdobber said:

Thats what we are using now. My ears were severely damaged during my military service. There usnt a ear bud that will stay in my ears now except a set of custom made but my wife said no due to the price.
Speakers work so much better for me.
Might just go to a fairing and lowers.
The deal is I prefer true touring bikes/trikes, triglide. She wants one to make noise and stripped down. Thats why I have the goldwing riadsmith and we have the free. She wants to take the free for long trips
I just pamper her.

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When Moma's happy ... everyone's happy.

In my 3/4 helmet I took a pair of Sony Studio ear phones, removed the head gear and used velcro to stick them inside the ear wells Just a tad of foam padding to bring them closer and they work great. I use a "Smart Bean" bluetooth receiver stuck to the back of the helmet that syncs with my iPod. Wireless, good for at least 12 hours, and I can turn the volume up until my eyes bleed and not bother a soul.

Half helmet I use a smart bean and Koss ear buds

That is a good idea screwball. I just got a modular helmet that is made for just what your talking about. I need to do some research on blue tooth. That is a gizmo I need to learn about. Never used it before. I think its time to learn.