2013 Harley-Davidson Softail & Cruiser Models

2013 Softail & Cruiser CarPlay Without a Factory Radio

Nothing in the 2013 Softail and Cruiser range left the factory with a stereo, so CarPlay here isn't a swap - it's an addition. A Fat Boy owner and an Iron 883 rider end up buying the exact same part.

Jump straight to your model: 1200 Custom, 1200 Custom (H-D1), 1200 Custom ANV, 1200 Custom Limited A, 1200 Custom Limited B, 883 Roadster, Blackline, Breakout, Deluxe, Fat Bob, Fat Boy, Fat Boy Lo, Fat Boy Lo ANV, Forty-Eight, Heritage Classic, Heritage Softail Classic ANV, Heritage Softail Classic Shrine, Iron 883, Low Rider, Night Rod Special (VRSCDX), Seventy-Two, Slim, Standard, Street Bob, Street Bob (H-D1), Super Glide Custom, Super Glide Custom ANV, Superlow, Switchback, V-Rod Muscle, Wide Glide, XR1200X.

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1200 Custom 1200 Custom (H-D1) 1200 Custom ANV 1200 Custom Limited A 1200 Custom Limited B 883 Roadster Blackline Breakout Deluxe Fat Bob Fat Boy Fat Boy Lo Fat Boy Lo ANV Forty-Eight Heritage Classic Heritage Softail Classic ANV Heritage Softail Classic Shrine Iron 883 Low Rider Night Rod Special (VRSCDX) Seventy-Two Slim Standard Street Bob Street Bob (H-D1) Super Glide Custom Super Glide Custom ANV Superlow Switchback V-Rod Muscle Wide Glide XR1200X

About 2013 Harley-Davidson Softail & Cruiser Models

Thirty-one different 2013 trims sit under this hub, from the stripped-down Forty-Eight and Superlow to touring-adjacent cruisers like the Switchback and the drag-styled V-Rod Muscle. Not one of them has a dash speaker, a screen, or a place to plug in a phone.

The fix is a self-contained Media Screen clamped to the bar, wired straight to the battery, running CarPlay or Android Auto independent of anything the bike came with. Riders who just want turn-by-turn and music without a full screen can go smaller with a USB piglet adaptor instead - both work whether you're on a Street Bob or a Breakout.

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