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### Bluetooth Receiver For Factory Audio System Video 2020 R1250RT ###

I thought this Bluetooth feature was factory installed.

It is, but doesn't work with the bikes speakers, I believe they work with helmet Bluetooth speakers. I've tried everything to make the Bluetooth on the bike and Nav come through the speakers with no luck. This system does.

Steve
 
Nice to have that info on the power supply cords. I am using the optional cord that connects in the right storage compartments, the trade off is not having the use of the phone to change playlists etc, but best done stationery anyway. Is anyone using i buds with bluetooth and how do they work instead of helmet speakers?
 
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