Harley Wireless Headset Interface Module-WHIM-Boom Box-What You Must Know-PROBLEMS?

Everything you need to know about the Harley-Davidson Wireless Headset Interface Module (WHIM) for the Boom Box Infotainment System. It will only work properly with Harley-Davidson Wireless Bluetooth Headsets, which are made by Sena. That is the only way you will get wireless stereo sound from your WHIM. If you try to use a regular Sena Bluetooth headset, you&only get mono sound. You&get the same issue if you try to pair other motorcycle Bluetooth headsets, such as Cardo Systems.  And this is what I call the "Harley Tax". This is just one instance of Harley sticking it to their customers. The Boom Box should have originally come with Bluetooth headset connectivity and that was a big screw up by Harley-Davidson. Now, the company wants their customers to spend upwards of $1000 to fix their mistake with the WHIM. If the continuing Boom Box issues have not already left a sour taste in many Harley owner&mouths, then this debacle certainly will.  With the WHIM you will get full wireless Boom Box integration such as voice commands, turn-by-turn navigation, and rider/passenger communications. We still say the Sena Freewire is a better option, as it is cheaper and you&get stereo sound even with regular Sena headsets out there. With the Freewire, you also get full Boom Box integration and rider/passenger communications. Note: 2014 & newer Harley models with the Boom Box must purchase the WHIM on their own and install it as an "add-on". 2018 & newer CVO model Harley with the Boom...