2000 Harley-Davidson

2000 Harley-Davidson: Every Model, Every CarPlay Option

Every 2000 Harley-Davidson touring and cruiser line lives under this hub — Road King, Electra Glide, Ultra, and Softail & Cruiser among them. Pick your family below to see exactly what factory radio (or lack of one) shipped on that bike, and which HogPlay upgrade path — aftermarket CarPlay radio or bar-mounted screen — fits it.

Jump straight to your family: Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide, Ultra, CVO, Road King, Softail & Cruiser.

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About 2000 Harley-Davidson

The year 2000 sits early in Harley's Twin Cam era, well before anything with a factory touchscreen or paired Bluetooth headset. Touring models like the CVO line and standard Electra Glide ran a legacy AM/FM head unit, upgraded to Harman/Kardon components on the higher Ultra and CVO trims, but nothing in the fleet spoke CarPlay or Android Auto. Softail, Dyna, and Sportster-family bikes carried no radio at all — riders either went without or rigged their own setup.

HogPlay covers both situations. Touring owners swap the legacy deck for an aftermarket CarPlay radio built to the stock dash opening, keeping the factory look while adding wireless phone mirroring. Riders on a Road Glide, Street Glide, or anything with no dash at all reach for the Media Screen, a self-contained bar-mount unit with CarPlay and Android Auto built in.

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