Add Wireless Android Auto to Your Harley-Davidson Motorcycle

Buying a Harley already cost me a lot, but this upgrade for just over 100 bucks is actually the most worthwhile one I think. Every time I start the bike and see the Android Auto interface pop up, I get this feeling of "this should have been standard in the first place." Highly recommend it to all Harley brothers in the Android camp.

Jake R.

Before, I used to mount my phone on the handlebar, and whenever it rained I worried about water getting in and had to keep looking down. Now the map is displayed directly on the vehicle's large screen, and the voice prompts are very clear. Last week I rode from Chicago to Milwaukee, using navigation and listening to music the whole way, and the battery consumption was also quite low. My friend uses the Z4 and I use the Z3, and there is indeed a difference in connection speed. If your budget allows, just go for the Z4.

Mike T.

I originally used a data cable to connect CarPlay, and plugging and unplugging it every time was very inconvenient. After plugging this in, it automatically connects in about 20 seconds, which is faster than I expected. The Z4 is very stable during long rides; it didn't disconnect over 300 miles. The only thing to note is that the first pairing needs to be done while stationary—operating it while driving isn't very safe.

Scott D.