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Heated Gerbing controller or helmet speaker/intercom - I'd have to look at which brand. There are multiple inputs for GPS and/or radar detector with Bluetooth as well that I used for phone/tunes. From the controller I have it wired to helmet speakers - I think that's the wire you are referring to. 

My bad - I think the sharing has been updated to allow viewing the pics.  Let me know if anybody still has trouble.  TY.

**SOLD** I'm the original owner of this beautiful '14 with 9k miles located in Central Ohio.  $8k firm.  First with cash gets the fastest color! Color matched Givi tailback Color matched side panels Back Off brake/signals PIAA horns  Add-on DTR. Intercom with Bluetooth Pigtail for...

Bought PIAA from https://www.amazon.com/85112-115db-500HZ-600HZ-Sports/dp/B00079V5ZI, two horns. OEM Horn - Replacement Horn In the box: Original Horn Location: New Horn Location:

My CenTech AP-1 is under the tail - obviously easy to access. I originally had hoped to put it on the fairing side of the battery on the '14 but it just won't quite fit. Close, but no cigar. So in that area is my 12-volt relay since the headlight relay is in that area as well - so bike...

I've been on back order since February. Anyone seeing these come in at all?

Sorry, bike is sold. Lots of interest, maybe priced too low? Anyway, it's off to a good home.

Why didn't I think of this for my bike?? https://www.wimp.com/garageopener/

Interesting - on my '14a I don't notice either jumping around. Maybe I'm just glancing at them a bit shorter but they both seem easy to read to me. In fact, once up to operating temperature it stays pretty much within 10 degrees. Although, I would have preferred a temperature gauge/icon of...

It's amazing how those periods of abstinence (from many different activities) are so much more enjoyable when you can again participate!

I assume the PIAA 85112 - that's what I am going with after reading this thread. Combined power draw is 5.4 amps. Looks easy enough to hook up. I assume you just spliced into the OEM wire and worked it across the top of the radiator.

Still available. A few guys interested, first cash gets a great bike. Located in Columbus. Kevin 614.296.0735 Oh, and I have a video link if anyone wants me to PM it to them.

All terrific advice, thanks. For not having barely used the rear brake at speed in forever, I think I need to re-learn it for normal braking if only for the unified part. Now, never having had an ABS before, for straight-up panic stop get into position as Bungie describes, simultaneously grab...

Guys, I recently went from my trusty gen 1 to a purty red 2014. I understand how ABS/UBS works technically, I'm not sure what the proper technique should be. On my gen 1, non-ABS, I rarely used the rear brake at all. I had steel brake lines and good pads - normal (99%) of braking is two...

Absolutely (on both counts! ) - this is going to be a great bike for someone. It's a rider.

2003 FJR1300, original owner, 49k miles, strongest FJR built! (bought a 2014) RIfle 17" Windshield Steel braided brake lines Handlebar Risers Datel Voltmeter Givi tailbag mount (not bag) TOGS Mechanically excellent, regular maintenance/recall complete. Tires have 7k miles but look good for...

Actually a cross bow I picked up at the local flea market. Gotta be prepared!

I was just down in western South Carolina visiting my father for a long weekend. This was the ride home last Monday. Nasty snow squalls, almost no visibility. Stopped in this gas station for an hour, tried again, and rode right back into the squall, Then I found a hotel. Oh, and yes, the...

Is winter ever going to end?? This isn't exactly the first pic of my new bike I planned on uploading. Location - I75, northern TN.

I have a weird situation. I have a '14, just have 200 miles on the clock. I want to take a trip next week that is 600 miles each way. No, it's not practical to put on another 400 miles before I leave for the initial engine/drive oil change. I wish... I could change the oil when there if I...