2009 Harley-Davidson

Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto for the 2009 Harley-Davidson Lineup

2009 brought Harley's first-ever Tri Glide trike alongside the returning Road Glide, Street Glide, and Softail & Cruiser lineups. Touring and trike models ran a legacy AM/FM radio with no CarPlay, while Softail and cruiser bikes had no factory stereo at all. Pick your family below.

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

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About 2009 Harley-Davidson

The Tri Glide's debut in 2009 gave Harley its first factory three-wheeler, but its fairing and radio came straight from the existing touring parts bin — the same pre-Bluetooth AM/FM system found on the Electra Glide, Ultra, Road Glide, and Road King families that year. None of it supports Bluetooth, aux input, or CarPlay. Softail and Sportster-based cruisers, as always, shipped with no factory audio whatsoever.

Touring and Tri Glide riders get an aftermarket CarPlay head unit or a bypass adaptor built for their fairing; Softail and cruiser riders add a bar-mounted HogPlay Media Screen instead, since there's no factory head unit to work around. Start with the Ultra, the CVO, or the Road King family page to find your exact bike, or jump straight to aftermarket radio options.

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