Too good to be true? Crusing with Tunes FM radio system

[Keystone]

http://www.cruisingwithtunes.com/fm_radio_systems.html

Found This FM radio audio system that mounts on the Handlebars. Price seems to good to be a quality system. Anyone ever tried these? Would be a very affordable way to add tunes to the FLRT.....

 

[screwball]

I've always used ear buds or speakers in my helmet. My son has a 300w amp and HUGE speakers on his Street Glide. It gets annoying when he rides with us, unless you like the kind of music HE likes. With ear buds I can turn up the volume until my eyes bleed and no one has to listen to my bluegrass or Voodoo music.

FM radio has an affective range of about 50 miles. On a semi long ride you could be hunting for stations a lot. If that unit has an input you could hook up your MP 3 player or phone for tunes.

Good Luck

 

[cavie]

I have a 600 w Shark unit on my bike. There cheap and work very well. I use SD card on mine. they also have blue tooth units.

 

[slick rick]

They work well , got a friend that uses one . I use my Iphone and wireless bluetooth head phones and downloaded music to hear what I want .ThumbUp You can also use Pandora and other music sources on your Iphone .

 

[Keystone]

After giving it allot of thought I ended up going with speakers and an iPod. Have plenty of CD's that I won't have to hear the same song twice in several average days of riding.