The media could not be loaded. 2001 Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad 1500 fi
I had been interested in adding a set of speakers to my bike for quite a long time now. Unfortunately the majority or the brackets I've seen to mount the speakers do not look sturdy at all. I found this set searching reviews on Amazon between Boss and Gohawk. There were some other much more expensive options I was considering as well upwards of $600. For $82 I'm very impressed. I would have liked to mount these in the center of my bars to prevent the wind from drowning out the sound a little better, but unfortunately my windshield is very shallow and I could not make them fit that way. The speakers are chromed plastic but the brackets are chromed metal and very sturdy. They did not fit very snug on my 1 inch bars at first so I cut up some of the silicone that was used for the 1.25" bars and added it to the clamps. They are rock solid now.

The sound quality is not the greatest but I was expecting this going in. There's pretty much no bass and lots of treble. This is very common with these styles of speakers tho. Where I have them mounted, I can hear them very clearly all the way up to 70 mph with my aftermarket cobra exhaust and headers. Anything above 70 and they start to drown out with the wind. I suspect if I could mount them in the middle of my bars that I could hear them much better at higher speeds.

Installation was very simple. I ran all the wires underneath the tank and mounted the Amp in my right side cover.

The radio works, but I was not able to find a great place to mount the antennas. Currently I'm getting a good amount of static where I currently have the antennas mounted. They are magnetic and I currently have them on my rear fender underneath my rear rack and sissy bar. I'm gonna be looking into buying some stubby antennas and making a bracket to mount them where harley mounts them on their touring bikes.

The Bluetooth pairs instantly as soon as I turn the system on. To turn the system on you have to hold the power button for about 2 seconds and it will beep and tell you it has connected to Bluetooth.

Overall I'm very impressed and would recommend this stereo to anyone looking for music on their bike.

Sound is amazing until you start riding one you get up too speed it's hard too hear the speakers

Easy to install sound is great gets great FM reception.i am very satisfied with this system on my Yamaha roadstar. Awesome

The media could not be loaded. Come without power cord and no hardware also ony 1 antenna.
I have to come up with my own solutions.. won't want to send back .. instalation is somewhat easy but can be difficult to find a place for the receiver..
Sounds good easy to use after you become familiar with the controller. ...........

The system sounds good, it doesn't sound great on the highway at 50 mph. you can hear it but not loud. I ride a Honda Shadow Spirit 1100. I have no room for a subwoofer that would probably help! I have 600 watt, does the 1000 watt have better speakers? It sounds good cruise in around town. And for $80 I wasn't expecting deafing sound. One thing is the #1 wire connects to the remote, that was confusing, it took me a minute. And the amplifier isn't waterproof so wrap it and tuck it. I had to Dremel out my tool box to fit it. the cover fit over it nicely. I definitely wouldn't recommend getting less than the 600 watt.