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[cvorider13]

I am looking to replace the HK factory radio on my 2013 CVO Road Glide custom and was wondering what handle bar control interface works.  I have the spoken with the folks at Biketronics, they are not sure which BT will work.  Anyone done this conversion?
thanks

[Puzzled]

Biketronics and the PAC setup both work depending on the radio.

I use one of these on my Road Glide to control the Kenwood and one in my Corvette for the Pioneer.
http://www.pac-audio.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=29

[hd-dude]

Hawg-wired hua-360 works with most all aftermarket radios with a remote input, and it's plug and play.

[cvorider13]

Thanks for the help.  What did you do with the second connector (31 pin) on the back of the HK radio?  It has the ipod interface wires as well as the rear speaker wires?

[Puzzled]

I used just the rear speaker wires from that connector. My new radio has a Ipod connection so I didn't need to use the one taking up space in the bag. Same goes for the bag amp... all gone. You can run new speaker wires if you don't want to use the OEM connector at all.

[cvorider13]

My plan is to re-use the factory harness for the rear speakers (beats running new wires).  I plan to jumper in the left saddlebag the right speaker connections.  I have a Biketronics BT2180 amp I'll re-locate under the faring.  My HK radio decided to only let the high frequencies pass to the rear speakers.  It was working fine until yesterday.  I'm just fed up with messing with it any longer.