2013 Motorcycles

2013 Harley-Davidson Last Legacy Radio CarPlay

2013 closed out Harley's analog radio era for good — the last model year before the Boom! Box touchscreen replaced it. A 2013 Harley-Davidson touring bike ran AM/FM (Harman/Kardon on some trims), and Softail, Dyna, and Sportster models had no radio at all. Everything that followed in 2014 changed the hardware, not the underlying gap.

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About 2013 Motorcycles

As the final year of Harley's long-running legacy radio, 2013 touring models still carried the same basic AM/FM tuner — with Harman/Kardon speakers on higher trims — that had defined the platform since the mid-'90s. Nothing about it anticipated a phone. Non-touring models, Softail through Sportster, closed out this era with no factory stereo either, exactly as they'd been for nearly two decades.

A 2013 Harley-Davidson is the last chance to keep that classic touring dash while adding wireless CarPlay through an aftermarket head unit, or to give a bare Softail, Dyna, or Sportster its first screen via a handlebar Media Screen. As the last legacy-radio model year, it's also the last one where this particular head-unit swap is a straightforward like-for-like fit.

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