🎧 Upgrade Your Audio Experience with Kawasaki K10400-041 Audio Adaptor Kit Review

I think $60 is a lot for what it is but it's standard Kawasaki stuff and at least it's there, unlike Kawasaki online who aren't even are in stock. Easy installation and operation

The audio adapter works fine with my Voyager 2020, but the foam tray is too small for most smartphones. Buy a Bluetooth connection to play music from your phone on your motorcycle speakers.

Another overpriced OEM accessory. The foam tray was made for iPods many years ago. You will need to crop and crop it to fit most modern phones. But if you want to download ringtones from your phone or mp3 player, then this should be a must. I actually connect it to a small $20 bluetooth receiver and then use the frame mount to attach my phone to the handlebars. Works perfectly.

I've been using this since the MP3 player I bought arrived. I was surprised when I received a foam block with it, the picture only shows the cable but it comes with the foam block shown in the i-pod cable. I didn't use the foam block but I can cut it off as the volume button changes when the MP3 player plays it freely in the tray of my 2011 Vulcan Voyager.

Great product. Not happy with the fact that it occupies my entire block of memory and only works for older 30 pin iPods. I bought it to add Bluetooth to my motorcycle stereo. I had to buy a separate bluetooth receiver. Now I can listen to music from any Bluetooth enabled device including Andriod, iPhone, MP3 player and iPod.

It does what it's supposed to do, lets you play music from an audio device through the bike's speakers. Only my phone is too big for a small glove compartment, so I also had to connect the Bluetooth receiver to a cable. But that works great. The foam is a joke, I don't know what is supposed to fit in that space but if you have a pre 2010 phone it might fit as it looks like the piece of foam was designed pre 2010. Thing is overpriced, but if you can fit your device into the room (or get a…