Sony DSX-M80 Harley-Davidson Installation | 1998 - 2013 Harley-Davidson Touring 

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Yep, we’re in stock!

Yep, you’ll need the rear speaker harness! You’ll definitely get more out of your Focal’s by installing the DSXM80!

We are in stock: notecycles.com/collections/harley-davidson-head-unit-kits/products/sony-dsxm80-bundle-1999-2013-harley-davidson

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Crutchfield does have these (the marine versions), but they do not have the car version, DSX-GS80. Basically, it's the same radio.

Kicker $75 even Have adapters to run 6.5 inch

Check these out: notecycles.com/collections/harley-davidson-speaker-kits/products/precision-power-fairing-speaker-upgrade-kit-1999-2013-harley-davidson-touring

@Note Cycles , these are 2 ohm speakers. I was told by crutchfield I should seek out 4 ohm speakers too pair with Sony DSX-M80. They said 2 ohm would fry the internal amp? So what's the situation hear? Should I purchase 4 ohm or 2 ohm. I will be making the radio purchase this week from you guys. Thanks for your time and information.

These radios usually need a direct connection 12v connection to the battery. Not just using the power wire in the harness. It's in the manual in the radio suggest running a 12-14g wire with I line fuse straight to battery power, just as you would with any other external amplifier. The built in amplifier in these can draw up to 15 amps or more and not having a good direct power source and or connection to the battery will make it shut off and restart.

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Sounds like the head unit isn't keeping its memory for some reason. Could be the head unit or is could be the wiring harness.

I would like to know the answer to this question as well.

Unfortunately the wiring under the fairing is different for 07's versus 08's so it will not work.

We’re in stock! Sorry for the delay!

Starts at around $338 for the complete bundle!

Yep! They sure do!

We do not at this time, most of our products are for 1998 and up bikes!

It's a marine rated head unit which means it's ready to handle the elements!

I'd try using a different phone cable. It definitely works. Make sure the cable you're using is a data cable, not just a charging cable.

@@notecycles Thanks for checking. I'll try some other cables.

@@tayler2396 i have my thumb drive with tunes on it plugged into the back, have it tied just under fairing, i plan to use the front one for other tunes i may want to switch from one to the other. dont have problems with usb ports

We have the Focal’s on our site that are on sale for $250: notecycles.com/collections/focal/products/focal-aluminum-6-5-fairing-speaker-hda-165-98-13-harley-davidson®

Are you still running factory speakers or have you added improved aftermarket speakers? If you still have factory speakers, the DSXM80 will undoubtedly make the sound better, but they’re pretty old at this point and should be replaced. We have lots of speakers for 98 - 13 bikes: notecycles.com/pages/product-result?rq=yr_2012~md_electra-glide

The price at crutchfield is JUST the head unit. Not all the adapters and wiring harnesses. It’s actually a great deal here.

Or some call it AVC

Great question - our bundle does maintain your hand controls for volume but it does not maintain automatic volume control.

So far I’ve read that you have to run a 12 gauge power wire direct from battery with a 15amp fuse because the head unit draws more power than the factory wire can handle. Also upgrade the ground wire, mine also sometimes shuts down with an “output error”

@CGOD after riding some more with mine I've noticed what's causing the issue. I usually only get the "output error" if I have the volume above 40, which is plenty loud but sometimes on the freeway it can be a little bit hard to hear. That is of course with my helmet I'm normally wearing which reduces outside noise by quite a bit. So overall I don't think the bigger Guage wiring will be necessary. It works good enough now and I'm also not using my stereo as often anymore after recently getting a Sena for my helmet lol

@@ganonpig yeah I barely installed mine about a week ago and noticed the output error on the first ride. For some reason it’ll play on max volume while parked but while riding it’ll sometimes give me the error. I turned up the Bluetooth audio to +6 to run a lower volume but even then like you said on the highway I’d like it louder without the error.