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[Twolanerider]

Had seen their gauges listed on the Kuryakyn website.  Have also worked with their instruments in other non-bike applications and always seemed like good product.  But had no idea these radios existed until seeing one in a bike today.

Looked cool.  It's a direct replacement that actually fills the hole, looks good, plugs in and adds a few bells and whistles.

The bike's owner said he wasn't using an extra amp.  Only heard what was there with the bike in a parking lot so can't say how it would sound going down the road.  Cool instrument though.  If anyone is interested see it at:

http://www.medallionis.com/BaggerStereo.html

[Cvostu]

I like the looks of this

[mjb765]

I have seen it and used it....a friend has one that was re-branded and installed as stock equipment in his Dragonfly fairing on his SERK. Good sound going down the road, but the menus are a little hard to access. At least that is the first thing we noticed. Maybe it gets easier the more you use it.

Here it is as an upgrade package.

http://www.dragonflycycleconcepts.com/egup.htm

[naitram]

looks like a nice plug and play kit, i believe the actual "head unit" is made by JBL



JBL makes multiple models so actual specs would just be a guess, i had researched theses as a possible option when replacing the last head unit in my SERK

specs of 1 model

Details
JBL MBB218 Sirius-Ready AM/FM Receiver (Consists of faceplate and black box)

Splash-proof face
Sirius-ready
4 x 45 watts
AM/FM tuner
Unique two-line display
Preamp outputs (2 pairs)
CD-Changer Control (no CD mechanism in actual unit)
iPod-Ready (aux-in)
Faceplate size: 7 1/8"W x 2 1/8"H x 1 3/8"D The "black box" stereo is a first in the marine industry! It focuses specifically on eliminating the potential problem of water intrusion in a marine stereo. The MBB218 comes with a waterproof faceplate as well as a separate box, functioning as the "brain" of the unit, that can be placed anywhere! This box allows boaters to put it in a water-protected area. In this era of portable media, many boaters are more interested in bringing along their iPod than in using a traditional CD player, so we designed the MBB218 with no CD mechanism. Instead, it's equipped with aux-in to plug in either an MP3 player or a variety of other types of portable media

[Rooster]

Dragonfly was selling these at Street Vibes a couple of years ago as I stopped to look a rep demonstrated it. I liked the features of the deck but the speakers they were using were awful as he turned it up distortion was awful I told him my Hawg Wired sounded much better and walked away.

[RedDevil]

Looking at the Dragonfly website, I'm not sure I would put bag speakers on the of the bags up against the rear wheel.  Talk about obstructing the sound, and IMO, totally useless placement of a 6X9 speaker.  If it were a subwoofer, then mounting the bass port on the inside of the bag would be acceptable, but I suspect they are just normal speakers.

[mjb765]

Looking at the Dragonfly website, I'm not sure I would put bag speakers on the of the bags up against the rear wheel.  Talk about obstructing the sound, and IMO, totally useless placement of a 6X9 speaker.  If it were a subwoofer, then mounting the bass port on the inside of the bag would be acceptable, but I suspect they are just normal speakers.

Agreed...not sure that was such a good spot for them...out of sight--yes, but as for the sound--not such a good position.

[1sharprdkg]

Looks good!