New here, did a project, hope I have something to share.

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lovat

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Hey,
I installed a radio on my Interstate last night.
I'm not done making it look pretty yet, and I have some things that I would do differently next time.
I have a faceplate cover that is going to give it a finished look.

Things to do different:
1 buy radio with handlebar controls - OR - buy radio with speed dependent or noise dependent volume adjustment
2 Four speakers - I only have the fronts, and there's no bass.
3 Cable ties inside the fairing, behind the radio. you can't see it, but I know it.

Things I did right:
1 Cheap radio with bluetooth
2 Soldered connections, with shrink wrap
3 Sturdy mount faceplate
4 Internal mount antenna

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Radio2.JPG


I'll post another after I add the pretty faceplate.
I'll even try to hold still as I take the picture.

Overall I'd say it was a fun, easy project, with satisfactory results.

I hope this helps you if you are considering a radio for your Interstate.

Thanks,
Greg
 
Looks fine to me, :good: really like the C D player on my 87, :yes: not aware of a car type radio, C D player with auto volume control! :headscratch: Welcome to the fun from Ohio :salute:
 
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