Harley Touring Iphone Ipod Interface Direct Connect 06-12 Harman Kardon Audio

• Works on the stock Harman Cardon Radio

Easy to install as long as you read the directions. I installed this on my 2013 Electra limited. I ran the iPod plug into the right foot glove box. The cable is the perfect length for placement in that location but is way too short for anywhere rear of the tank. Nice accessory to add at half the cost of the HD brand.

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This is one of the favorite things I've bought for my bike.

It was very easy to install and works great. It allows you to plug in an IPod or IPhone and listen through the factory system. It displays on the stereo headunit and allows you to skip songs and playlists with the factory hand controls.

It costs significantly less than the Harley one and it did not require me buying the additional wiring harness that was necessary on the OEM one for my Street Glide.

I definitely reccomend this.

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After finally getting it installed......it worked almost to perfection. However, when we turn the bike off, the ipod stays on and when we return, the battery is drained dead....AND it returns to the first song on the first playlist instead of picking up where it left off last. Very frustrating to manually find where you left off! Have some calls into the company purchased from and the manufacturer.

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Just installed this on my 2010 Ultra Classic Limited. Mine's loaded with GPS with the NIM module and CB. Works exactly like

Harley's Boom Audio iPod kit, but for much less. The iPod cable is long enough to mount the iPod in the tour pack. A couple

of notes on the install.

1. The connector is huge and bulky. I read articles on the HD forums about tucking it under the radio to get clearance to

mount the fairing back on. Wasn't happening for me. My 35 pin connector was full, so everything was real stiff. The design

also requires you to twist this short harness, or your bikes harness 180 degrees to clip them together. This really stiffens

things up. I did get it under the radio, but not enough I guess. If your 35 pin connector is empty, or just a few wires, you might have

better luck.

2. I used the alternate wiring method I found on the HD forum. There are 5 wires coming from the unit. Note which spaces they are in on the plug.

Cut the wires off at the splice, then splice them into the corresponding wires on the bikes 35 pin wiring harness. I soldered and

shrunk wrapped the connections. The install looks factory, and no huge connector!

Would be much better/ easier if the company could put a male end on their connector so you could just connect the two harnesses

without that connector. Overall a great product that I would recommend.