I’m sure there are others, I just use the free level of the IHeartradio app. I also listed to talk radio at times out walking, whatever.

I have nothing really against XM, plus I can usually find something on regular radio to keep me satisfied.

As to the setting it up on a motorcycle, you’d have to get it going before launching. I’m sure you could blue tooth it into your helmet, or a speaker.

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If you pay by check, won’t they auto deduct next year since they have your account number?

Technically, this would probably be illegal unless they disclose in the agreement that they will do so, but I wouldn't put it past them to try.

A good product sold by shifty bastards is no longer a good product, just my opinion.

I think we pay like $70 or a bit more a year? The wife enjoys pestering them down, so she does it annually.

Had It not had XM I probably would have retired from the Hwy Patrol job a year or two earlier. XM made the night shifts absolutely blissful compared to local country western fare.

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Sat radio is on the way out

Being replaced by what?

Much cheaper/ free streaming services

Such as? I'm asking because I use it on a motorcycle and it's easy to just press a preset instead of having to look down and try and use a touch screen while riding.

Personally,I only use Amazon prime music. I play it all day at work and in the car. I find a channel I like and let it go.

XM/Sirius is becoming and option on GM cars, it was for years standard