Rockford Fosgate Bluetooth adapter

Wonder if the CB would still work, or if it would play to a headset..

Be easier to sell the bike and get the new HD system

I'm going to guess the answer is no, it's output is the RF jack
so it will marry up with your BT audio device like an iphone but
it's output is going all to the radio, could be wrong...

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rfbtaux

Ask the makers...

Just buy the 2014 bike CB, you'll get the new stereo and have water cooled heads.

Yea fell for it

Man please, I ain't getting rid of my 12 SE Ultra she's to fast and to purdy to part with.
Put a lower smoked windshield on it now and took the bag off the dash.

You can get a cable that runs to the power on the bike and has the same connection to the radio, the cable can be run anywhere on the bike like a windshield bag or glove box on the RG, I did it, and it charges the phone as well as a direct output to the radio on AUX

The problem is you have to put the radio on AUX and if you want a headset
still use the HD unit to the console.

The only thing this does is let you put your phone somewhere without a cable and you loose the ability to charge the phone plus you have a cable from the cig plug to the radio across the dash...

If he does not use the CB on the bike then he won't care. I heard the other day that they are working on a wireless headset, wonder if it will also be a blue tooth.

well since the radio has BT i'd imagine it will, that' is what I'd like, hate that cord, its so 1990's

I'm surprised someone hasn't created a blooteef plug in for the console plug that would work with any blooteef headset thereby enabling the ability to use the stock controls.

I just don't want another set of controls to screw with.

This is what I used on my 09 RG, since it didn't have the HD iShit interface for the iPod. It's an easy install, remove tank, run cable up to faring for aux and phone connection, you just have to pick up the connector and pins for the aux power port under the seat, costs about $10 at the dealer crimp on the end of one wire and you are done.

This gives you a direct connection to an Iphone, it charges the phone and connects to the Aux port. What I did was put a secondary aux port on the back of the radio, pretty simple if you can run a soldier iron, just got a spare RF female jack on wire at Radio shack, cut the male end, and connected to the radios internal RF, theres' instructions on how to do this, or send it to http://blog.ironacesspeedshop.com/ and they can put the port in the back for you, plus they can upgrade the radio to anti vibration and improve the units performance.

Heres the install instructions for the cable.

http://blog.ironacesspeedshop.com/h...simple-is75-polywire-iphoneipod-hardwire-kit/

Granted it's a bit more work than the BT hookup but you won't have anything in your
cigarette lighter port that you have to put up whenever you park.

If I was going to do the BT I'd hide it inside the fairing with a spare power port from HD

If that works then get a spare power port to put under the fairing out of the weather the only thing you'll run up on is the iPhone running out of power so you might want to put it in the tour pack on a charger for longer trips..