Motorcycle Speakers Bluetooth Waterproof Radio Audio System Built-in Amplifier, 3 Inch Metal Mp3 Player, Great for ATV, Scooter Bike,12 Volt Vehicle, K2BL

The media could not be loaded. This is a great sounding speaker and came with a usb drive with 35 preloaded songs out of those I knew 6 songs. It's a very sleek design and a straightforward install. I did struggle getting the clamps on due to how my clutch was placed on my handlebars but I made it work after some fiddling around with the clamp. You will have to clear the speaker itself from any previous connections as it was tested in factory. Glad I bought this as my headset inside my helmet wasn't loud enough with ear plugs in at highway speeds (due to wind noise)Update after some highway speeds it's a bit hard to hear over 65mph even with a windshield that I have on my bike. 60mph or less you can hear it just fine. Would be nice if they do some more fine tuning on the how loud this can get at max volume especially for highway riding.

I’m impressed by the quality of this speaker. Also I’m impressed by the volume on this speaker. Bluetooth pairs very easily and the sound is very loud even with the wind. The look is very nice on the bike and it is sturdy and strong. This holds up in all weather. Truly get value for your money and makes riding more enjoyable.

Solidly built and sounds fine until you hit freeway speeds, around town is great. Easy install once you figure out how to get it centered on your bars. I have it on my Freewheeler trike and it looks awesome. Even includes a thumbnail drive with sample tunes .Cons: 1.uses multi function buttons, so is easy to screw up and skip tracks while trying to raise/lower volume (as example) so i usually set my tunes before start my trip and leave it alone ;) . 2. internal radio antenna is lame and no ext connection. 3. No spkr line out jack

Great radio for 120 bucks, loud, sturdy, good quality. Bluetooth has a cristal clear connection compared to some Fm stations but overall this is a great radio. Mounting it was super easy too which I've seen usually isn't the case with motorcycle radios of this style win win A+

Mounted this on my 2004 Harley Hertiage Classic. Great way to enjoy music while riding. Installation a little tricky but very secure. Sound is loud enough that at 60mph can hear it just fine. Glad to ride of ear buds that just are not loud enough with wind rushing buy. One of the better buys and up grades to my bike.

It was an absolute pain to install onto my handlebars because the adjusters just could not stretch to the right angle for my bike. Nonetheless I eventually managed to get them on there. It is very sturdy, had great features, and best of all it’s LOUD! It comes with a flash drive already installed (that you can remove) that’s loaded with songs (a very mixed variety) , has Bluetooth, and plays the radio as well. The radio picks up stations but it’s the greatest at finding signals, I do with it had an antenna or something. But this thing is loud, I can hear it when I’m cruising on the highway doing about 70-75 just fine. I’m sure if you have one of those obnoxiously loud bikes it’ll be a lot harder to hear, but that’s the price you pay, you’d rather hear the bike than great music lol. I ride a 2024 Kawasaki Eliminator 450cc for reference. Love this thing, it kicks butt.UPDATE after like 8-9 months :1. The radio feature is extremely limited to non functional. It basically doesn't pick up stations even with very strong signal.2. You can technically hear it at highway speeds but you should probably use headphones or ear plugs at highway speed regardless to prevent yourself from getting hearing loss. It is super rainy though once you pass 65 mph. Non existent at 70 mph.I keep it on my bike to use it for when I'm parked somewhere or hanging out with people and we want to listen to music. It's great for when your at the lake or river and want to blast music while y'all swim or something. Would be nice to use as well on days you plan to just putt around town , not going over 50 mph , and just enjoying a little ride around.I realize my original review was a bit exaggerated and optimistic but I've come to straighten that out lol.

Install not too bad on my 2015 Victory Gunner with stock pipes and large windshield.. Radio cannot pick up ANY FM stations. Blue tooth works ok but the volume is too low to hear when going over 25 mph. However with USB the volumeIs very high and can hear very well. So I loaded 110 songs on the little flash drive supplied. Had toChange format of all my iTunes songs to MP3 format using a converter app.DannyCan charge phone on USB but cannot play music or listen to iHeart using the cord. That is confusing to me.So overall looks good. Relatively easy install. Volume good with USB flash drive and decent sound quality.::: but just have to load a bunch of songs if a long ride

Impressed by the volume and clarity of these speakers! Bluetooth pairs easily, and the sound is strong—even with wind noise. Looks sleek on the bike and holds up well in different weather. Makes long rides way more enjoyable with my favorite playlists blasting!