Sirius Radio

[MrClean]

I purchased a used truck with Sirius Radio.  I had a few days of service then the subscription ended.  I renewed it for another 3 monthes.

For those that have Sirius Radio, what are some good programs?  I like the comedy and the 60's, 70's, and the 80's.

What else would be good to listen to.  Most of my time driving is between 2 and 6 am and 5-9 pm.

[low_rider1979]

I'm a NASCAR fan, so I listen to 128 a lot.  But other than that is BB King Bluesville #74,Radio Margaritaville #31.  The Classic Vinyl and Classic Rewind and the others are ok for short term only.  Just me.

[low_rider1979]

http://www.sirius.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Sirius/CachedPage&c=ChannelLineup&cid=1218563499691
Dunno if you had searched this out yet or not?

[tipdog]

Ive been into sirius for about three years now and i love outlaw country,got it all for me, hard core rock & roll to the abscured country,just a lot of diff music that somehow runs together and puts me into party mode.at 4 pm weekdays the DJ is the bugger eating moron.funny guy anywho im hooked

[hdxbones]

Octane-20
Metallica-27
Fox News-131?

[04fatty]

Octane is all I listen to. I wish they'd sell me just one station, kind of a waste for me.

[dbenoit3]

Howard Stern Ch 100 and Bubba The Love Sponge Ch 101

[HroadhogD1]

classic vinyl

[seattledyna]

Deep Tracks is excellent!

[Bladesmith]

Try "The Bridge"

[Old Crow]

#16 Deep Tracks.  Not as good as it was before the merger, but still my favorite.
I also listen to Classic Vinyl and Classic Rewind.

[HyperDetroit]

What others have mentioned
Also Roadhouse, great station.

[Scurvy]

Boneyard (19) for when I want to relive my youth, and Octane (20).

[smokey3644]

The Dead and Margarita Ville, right next to each other on the rock dial.

[Princess Butt]

I bought a new truck with Sirius, comes with a 1 year subscription.

I wasn't impressed, I thought it was okay, until I found Sirius 74. I fell in love.

Now I'm thinking about a receiver for the Ultra. Anyone using a Sirius on their bike?

BnEUC

[Old Crow]

yeah,  I've got add-on type receivers in my truck and the wife's Jeep. I transfer the receivers from the trucks to the bikes. 
I've got 2 units that I use, one is an older Xact unit that has a real strong fm transmitter.  In fact, skootertrash and another guy listened to my Sirius on their bikes from Tennessee throught Misouri into Arkansas a couple of years ago. 
I've also got a newer InV, which I will be hard wiring into the antenna this year.  I guess the FCC really made 'em cut back on the power of the internal FM transmitter and those little antenna extension things suck dishwater.
I've glued 18ga steel plates about the size of the antenna to the top of the stereo housings on my FLT's and use some 3M industrial strength hook/loop stuff to secure the receiver brackets also to the top of the stereos.
If you look at the pic you can see the plate and the velcro...didn't have the Sirius on the bike at that particular time.  Don't seem to have a pic that actually shows the unit in place.

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[low_rider1979]

I have had my Sirius on for 3 years now.  Only thing I listen to.