I just hooked up my Bluetooth through an amp separately. I can listen to the radio on its original circuit. When I want to blast my tunes, I go through the Bluetooth and amp. Make sure you modify the speakers first!
Just watched your video and I use a Bluetooth cassette tape adapter that works great for me but eventually want to get a media receiver or something to replace the radio but have used that adapter with tape player for over year now with pandora. Oh and it's a wireless adapter that I use. It just charges and lasts a while. The other one that uses the cord got in way when i was turning a little bit while I had the phone on the mount and connected. I hope this helps you and thanks for your video!
Great video Dan. I have the same age ‘wing as you, and have just bluetoothed my stereo. Tried alsorts of ways over the years, but my tape player packed in, so there’s not much chance of anything working. I have a video on TH-cam of the way I went with a Bluetooth amplifier board. It works well, and is cheap. However, you do lose the radio function. It didn’t bother me as tbh I never really use the Goldwing stereo because we have helmet intercoms. I just wanted to be able to stream music to my stereo if I wanted to.
if the cassettle deck work on your radio this device will work that go in like a cassette with a wire to your phone and play through your stereo you can find them at dollar store i use it on my cd player
I have a 90 Honda Gold Wing and stereo was not working at all. I bought a JBL "EXTREME 3" Bluetooth Speakers and made a cradle mount for the trunk rack and being held with bungees. The Extreme 3 is an directional speaker so during the first trip the speaker rotated and it was hard to hear, I discovered the speaker was facing backwards. After changing bungees, the JBL Extreme 3 has plenty of volume. Simple and no wires or wiring. When you stop, the speaker can easily be removed and put into the trunk. If I had a pic I would have added it to this post. If interested ask and I will post a pic. The radio on the motorcycle was not operational at all so tying into the existing radio was not an option for me. Hope this may be helpful for someone. Thanks
wow, this is kinda crazy, I have been looking for a way to get blue tooth on my 1500A ( it;s a 1999 ) and I have seen some products but this is the first I have seen of this kind for a GL. but ! this reminds me of a device that I saw for a car. The one for the car is powered by putting the device ( a stick ) into the cigg lighter. and that is IT! the reason that is all it is to install is because ( Like you just told about this product here ) It creates a radio signal to a certain station and then you just tune the radio to the station it puts out and Boom. you have your own little broadcast system right in your car. Soooo that is making me wonder what that thing you bought is doing connected to the radio antenna directly. LOL and also, why Cant I just plug that same stick into the cigg lighter jack that is already in my left glove box and tune the radio to that station? LOL when you plugged that in to the back of the radio you unplugged your antenna on the bike right? does that mean you have no radio now? Maybe yours is not sending signal the way the car one does. maybe its totally taking over the whole radio and your external antenna is now just for show eh? im only half way through the vid. probably should have waited to write. OK watched the rest LOL. Bummer. since my idea is so non invasive and I have one of those sticks around here somewhere, ima try it and see if it does the same thing as the POS you just tried. LOL. and also I will go see the other video you were talking about. Sorry you had to take your bike apart TWICE for this one. you did save me the trouble of that though for sure which is pretty SWEET FOR ME DUDE! Thanks! also I dunno of you know this or not but there was a harbor Freight commercial on this one. Just to let ya know. :0) Oh yeah, do you have the rear speaker wires for your bike? mine didn't come with that , I found a fader kit that plugs into the wire harness so I can do the install. On eBay.. it was from SABER CYCLES, There were others but I got mine for 19 bones shipped. I didn't order the one with the lame speakers for 50+ dollars. I have some KICKERS I am going to put back there, marine grade. Might even install a small amp ( hooked to that Blue wire you just showed me LOL ) I have some old school KICKER Basstation subwoofer amps that pull under ten amps but push 50watts RMS - If I can drop them down low enough to get air flow they should stay cool as cucumbers. Ca CHing! search is on.
i got a cassette adapter w/3.5mm male lead,plugged it into my victure mp4 player and i have over 40hrs of music.i have adapters on both my '93 and '96 wings.i just take my mp4 and plug it in and go.the whole deal was around $60.
I tried all sorts of gadgets too, but nothing really worked well. So I changed all my speakers with some cheap eBay ones and I unhooked the factory radio ( because I don’t listen to nothing on the radio) ran my own speaker wires and I put a 400 watt 4 channel amp in the saddlebag with a cord going to my phone. I got tired of dealing with Bluetooth.
Check this out on Amazon iSimple IS31 Antenna Bypass FM Modulator for Factory or Aftermarket Car Radios www.amazon.com/dp/B002U5XPBE/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_50ZZFB92K2TYX291KCVN
You're better off using either a Bluetooth cassette adapter or a cassette adapter with a jack on it to plug into your phone or external mp3 player, I had a 10 disk cd changer on my '88 goldwing that hooked up through the antenna wire as well and it didn't work that great either
Sorry it took me so long to reply I guess the link I put in the description so no longer good... but what I used was a (fm bypass modulator wired with bluetooth)
Check this out on Amazon iSimple IS31 Antenna Bypass FM Modulator for Factory or Aftermarket Car Radios www.amazon.com/dp/B002U5XPBE/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_50ZZFB92K2TYX291KCVN
I watched it fully... so I know its crap. Did you get anything good after that you can recommend? Whats that other one Tranzit USB? Was that any good? Thx
@@danshangoutgarage7553 yeah... I'm thinking about putting a 12v source in the glove box and using this. (Just bought my 91 GL1500SE Yesterday! 70 year old man babied it. Nothing touched. Still... I want my gps/cell. lol) www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07L8Y62ZR/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A12LNKN2ZRAMVW&psc=1
I've tried every possible way to find that part that he's showing here and it will not come up I've tried rainstain brain stain and every other steam and it still will not come up I need for him to show me where he got that part
Oh okay yeah. I have an 88 also that looks identical to yours. I too had issues when I first got mine over a year ago and sometimes would have to leave the choke on a little…until I finally pulled the carbs and found a vacuum diagram and discovered of all the 17 vacuum lines on there that most of them were hooked up wrong. Since then it’s been running like a top. Just put new tires on it and now I’m getting some strange clicking sound coming from the rear wheel but only when I’m leaning to the right like going around a curve. I took the back wheel back off again and checked everything but can’t figure it out. Oh well, I guess I will just have to deal with the clicking
@@phillipbennett6135 I would try checking the rear differential on the clicking sound I just changed the fluid on one of my videos and it helped out a lot with mine but I also had to have it adjusted because of wear
Yeah that was my first thought but I just recently changed the diff fluid and I also lubed those splines really good with some Molly 77 paste. It seems to stop doing it when I press my rear brake so I’m kinda leaning more towards something to do with the brake caliper or something. Possibly could have warped that rotor somehow too when the tire was being put on or those big balance weights that they put on the left side of the rim maybe hitting when they go round. I don’t know, I’m just guessing at this point since it didn’t do that before putting the new tire on
I just hooked up my Bluetooth through an amp separately. I can listen to the radio on its original circuit. When I want to blast my tunes, I go through the Bluetooth and amp. Make sure you modify the speakers first!
Just watched your video and I use a Bluetooth cassette tape adapter that works great for me but eventually want to get a media receiver or something to replace the radio but have used that adapter with tape player for over year now with pandora. Oh and it's a wireless adapter that I use. It just charges and lasts a while. The other one that uses the cord got in way when i was turning a little bit while I had the phone on the mount and connected. I hope this helps you and thanks for your video!
Those ride so damn smoooooooth
Nice Job 👍👍
The Screwdriver - do you have a link or a description about it.
It is super smart :)
Great video Dan. I have the same age ‘wing as you, and have just bluetoothed my stereo. Tried alsorts of ways over the years, but my tape player packed in, so there’s not much chance of anything working. I have a video on TH-cam of the way I went with a Bluetooth amplifier board. It works well, and is cheap. However, you do lose the radio function. It didn’t bother me as tbh I never really use the Goldwing stereo because we have helmet intercoms. I just wanted to be able to stream music to my stereo if I wanted to.
Can you install the Radio app on your blue tooth device and play the local radio that way with your apparatus?
Forget screwing with the Tupperware, just put it under the fuel door and connect the antenna under the seat.
if the cassettle deck work on your radio this device will work that go in like a cassette with a wire to your phone and play through your stereo you can find them at dollar store i use it on my cd player
I have a 90 Honda Gold Wing and stereo was not working at all. I bought a JBL "EXTREME 3" Bluetooth Speakers and made a cradle mount for the trunk rack and being held with bungees. The Extreme 3 is an directional speaker so during the first trip the speaker rotated and it was hard to hear, I discovered the speaker was facing backwards. After changing bungees, the JBL Extreme 3 has plenty of volume. Simple and no wires or wiring. When you stop, the speaker can easily be removed and put into the trunk. If I had a pic I would have added it to this post. If interested ask and I will post a pic. The radio on the motorcycle was not operational at all so tying into the existing radio was not an option for me. Hope this may be helpful for someone.
Thanks
wow, this is kinda crazy, I have been looking for a way to get blue tooth on my 1500A ( it;s a 1999 ) and I have seen some products but this is the first I have seen of this kind for a GL. but ! this reminds me of a device that I saw for a car. The one for the car is powered by putting the device ( a stick ) into the cigg lighter. and that is IT! the reason that is all it is to install is because ( Like you just told about this product here ) It creates a radio signal to a certain station and then you just tune the radio to the station it puts out and Boom. you have your own little broadcast system right in your car.
Soooo that is making me wonder what that thing you bought is doing connected to the radio antenna directly. LOL and also, why Cant I just plug that same stick into the cigg lighter jack that is already in my left glove box and tune the radio to that station? LOL
when you plugged that in to the back of the radio you unplugged your antenna on the bike right? does that mean you have no radio now? Maybe yours is not sending signal the way the car one does. maybe its totally taking over the whole radio and your external antenna is now just for show eh?
im only half way through the vid. probably should have waited to write. OK watched the rest LOL. Bummer. since my idea is so non invasive and I have one of those sticks around here somewhere, ima try it and see if it does the same thing as the POS you just tried. LOL. and also I will go see the other video you were talking about. Sorry you had to take your bike apart TWICE for this one. you did save me the trouble of that though for sure which is pretty SWEET FOR ME DUDE! Thanks! also I dunno of you know this or not but there was a harbor Freight commercial on this one. Just to let ya know. :0)
Oh yeah, do you have the rear speaker wires for your bike? mine didn't come with that , I found a fader kit that plugs into the wire harness so I can do the install. On eBay.. it was from SABER CYCLES, There were others but I got mine for 19 bones shipped. I didn't order the one with the lame speakers for 50+ dollars. I have some KICKERS I am going to put back there, marine grade. Might even install a small amp ( hooked to that Blue wire you just showed me LOL ) I have some old school KICKER Basstation subwoofer amps that pull under ten amps but push 50watts RMS - If I can drop them down low enough to get air flow they should stay cool as cucumbers. Ca CHing! search is on.
I have the same cycle and have been working on it. What do you feel your cycle's strong points and weak points are?
I think the motorcycle is very strong in power... and right now the weak point at the minute is the carburetors I have a dead stop at low end
i got a cassette adapter w/3.5mm male lead,plugged it into my victure mp4 player and i have over 40hrs of music.i have adapters on both my '93 and '96 wings.i just take my mp4 and plug it in and go.the whole deal was around $60.
I tried that... I even have a Bluetooth cassette... I really think it's the radio having problems
Cool 😎
I tried all sorts of gadgets too, but nothing really worked well. So I changed all my speakers with some cheap eBay ones and I unhooked the factory radio ( because I don’t listen to nothing on the radio) ran my own speaker wires and I put a 400 watt 4 channel amp in the saddlebag with a cord going to my phone. I got tired of dealing with Bluetooth.
I feel you im about to do the same
nice video, congratulations. where you bought this piece, i can't find it in germany
Check this out on Amazon
iSimple IS31 Antenna Bypass FM Modulator for Factory or Aftermarket Car Radios www.amazon.com/dp/B002U5XPBE/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_50ZZFB92K2TYX291KCVN
How come I can't find the Big Red install?
You're better off using either a Bluetooth cassette adapter or a cassette adapter with a jack on it to plug into your phone or external mp3 player, I had a 10 disk cd changer on my '88 goldwing that hooked up through the antenna wire as well and it didn't work that great either
Exactly my thought
Feeling dizzy watching this with the camera moving so much, but love the 1500 goldie :)
Ya sorry I had the camera on my head... but ty
Hello there
very nice video
I like to ask you where I can find this Bluetooth adapter
Thank you
Check this out!
Arsvita Car Audio Bluetooth Wireless Cassette Receiver, Tape Player Bluetooth 5.0 Cassette Aux Adapter, Black a.co/d/hMVHXIc
hello this product is not available on the european market or is it available in the states?.
Sorry it took me so long to reply I guess the link I put in the description so no longer good... but what I used was a (fm bypass modulator wired with bluetooth)
Hi how are you please what is the adapter called?
Rinson Bluetooth.... Should be linked in the description from Amazon
hello what is the name of this adapter and where can i buy it.
Check this out on Amazon
iSimple IS31 Antenna Bypass FM Modulator for Factory or Aftermarket Car Radios www.amazon.com/dp/B002U5XPBE/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_50ZZFB92K2TYX291KCVN
so did the other one work any better looked for the video
I dont remember what video I put it in but I did buy Bluetooth cassette tape and it works a lot better than the other one
Watch "88 Honda Goldwing Gl1500 just out for a ride" on TH-cam
th-cam.com/video/nmH_i0tTQJE/w-d-xo.html
I watched it fully... so I know its crap. Did you get anything good after that you can recommend? Whats that other one Tranzit USB? Was that any good? Thx
Add truthfully haven't found anything that I can hook up to the stock radio to get Bluetooth out of it I even try to Bluetooth cassette tape
@@danshangoutgarage7553 yeah... I'm thinking about putting a 12v source in the glove box and using this. (Just bought my 91 GL1500SE Yesterday! 70 year old man babied it. Nothing touched. Still... I want my gps/cell. lol)
www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07L8Y62ZR/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A12LNKN2ZRAMVW&psc=1
@@danshangoutgarage7553 Those tapes seem like garbage. You'd think an antenna bypass would have been the best... oh well. Thanks for the vid
@@TheWolfmanG I'm might have to try that 🤔
I've tried every possible way to find that part that he's showing here and it will not come up I've tried rainstain brain stain and every other steam and it still will not come up I need for him to show me where he got that part
www.amazon.com/dp/B0764TNK1R/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awdb_imm_34Q8V5M3GZEWNPZ162D0
It's linked in the description... but im not happy with it
I can't find what you used . I have a 94 gold wing .
I'm sorry it looks like the link I posted is no longer available I tried to look it up myself I can't find it either I apologize for any convenience
Were you driving with your choke on?
Had to to keep it running until I rebuild the carbs 😆
Oh okay yeah. I have an 88 also that looks identical to yours. I too had issues when I first got mine over a year ago and sometimes would have to leave the choke on a little…until I finally pulled the carbs and found a vacuum diagram and discovered of all the 17 vacuum lines on there that most of them were hooked up wrong. Since then it’s been running like a top. Just put new tires on it and now I’m getting some strange clicking sound coming from the rear wheel but only when I’m leaning to the right like going around a curve. I took the back wheel back off again and checked everything but can’t figure it out. Oh well, I guess I will just have to deal with the clicking
@@phillipbennett6135 I would try checking the rear differential on the clicking sound I just changed the fluid on one of my videos and it helped out a lot with mine but I also had to have it adjusted because of wear
Yeah that was my first thought but I just recently changed the diff fluid and I also lubed those splines really good with some Molly 77 paste. It seems to stop doing it when I press my rear brake so I’m kinda leaning more towards something to do with the brake caliper or something. Possibly could have warped that rotor somehow too when the tire was being put on or those big balance weights that they put on the left side of the rim maybe hitting when they go round. I don’t know, I’m just guessing at this point since it didn’t do that before putting the new tire on
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Where can I buy this Bluetooth
I live in Quebec
It link in the description...
????
@@michelgrenier9926 there is a link to the Bluetooth in the description... on the video
This device has received horrible reviews.
Yes... its not that good a all