Easy radio installation

[Scoot Tech]

My phone isnt loud enough to hear at high speeds so i wanted something louder. I took an old 9v Altec Lansing desktop computer speaker set I put the amp in a project box available at radio-shack. Cut holes in the lower dash area to hide the speakers and put the project box encased amp in the front storage area. It works great with my Ipod and cheaper mp3 player. It has very little draw on the battery when the scoot is off. I had the radio on for about 45 minutes without running the scoot and had 11.88 volts.

[skuttadawg]

Neat upgrade tunes would be an enjoyable ride . I use a voice ringtone instead of midi or mp3 since easier to hear . It says " hey , your phone rinnging " getting louder each ring and its funny to see others look around when it goes off in a store and they look for someone speaking lol .

I have seen some riders with headphones on which is dangerous and illegall . I would rather hear a horn and avoid a wreck and not get a citation .

[TERRA NUVO]

because at 50 mph, wind volume is 80 decibels, i wear ear plugs so my hi frequency hearing is not lost, which is what goes.

I thought of a bike built in boom box, but new folks would just hate me for it.

There are some very hi fidelity helmet arrangements that can be made

but you have to wear a helmet to enjoy them

there is a guy here who's mpe fell in to his steering area and he could not steer his bike, and to lean turn into a exit on the highway.

[Scoot Tech]

That sucks! I have what is supposed to be a car sun visor organizer thingy i installed on the outside of my front storage cubby, shall we call it the glove box? I pot my ipod in there so it is secure. Spent waaay too much on it to have it "fall" anywhere.