🏍️ GoHawk RE9-X Gen.3: Waterproof Bluetooth Motorcycle Stereo Speakers Soundbar for Handlebar Mount - ATV 4-Wheelers, USB/AUX/FM Radio Included Review

Very cheap speaker. Buttons and screen vibrate while driving looks good on the bike but makes a lot of noise if you don't have a speaker it's even worse. Product reviews were very misleading. Do yourself a favor and spend your money on something better

upgrade. You need to turn on the music source and then press and hold the volume button on the speaker. It's noisy. I ride straight bagpipes on my bike and listen to good music. This music is for you and the passenger. A non-intrusive 2000w shot that you can hear at 50 4 blocks away and if you hit the gas it's still good.

This product is not worth the money at all. I connected it to my bike and it just flashes the word "Hello" and that's it. Nothing I can try will work to get it to light up, no radio, no bluetooth device, no assistive device and the light won't even come on. Useless!

Very good value for money, it's good value, I don't call it cheap. Because it's well made, works and installs easily and exactly as it should. I just wish the speakers were a little louder, I have Vance Hines pipes on my bike right now and above 40mph I can't hear the speaker. To edit. It s cheap. Speakers burned out after 3 months.

Sound was easy to install, not the best but the price makes up for it. at the same time, so that's a win for me. The light isn't very bright, it has two settings, but I don't notice any difference when driving. The radio is ok just fuzzy for stations and doesn't stay programmed and it doesn't have a seek function just a station scan so it takes a while to change stations. But it works well as an aux and charger

This is a really good cheap radio. I had no problems with that. I ride a Yamaha 1100 with stock tubing and mostly ride around town. Bluetooth connects easily and is loud enough for me. At speeds over 50 km/h it became difficult to hear. Slowly drains the battery. It's ok but it sat for about 2 weeks when we had bad weather and then the battery died. The buttons are also difficult to remember what they do. But overall I would definitely buy it again for the price! If you do a lot of freeway…

I like its compactness and ease of installation. It's also quite noisy for such a small system. I have a 2006 Honda Shadow VT750 and even at high rpm I could hear my music. A few changes I would make: 1. make the display a bit brighter, 2. when I press the watch keep the watch on until I press it again (it will automatically switch to a BT channel or radio station after about 30 minutes around) . seconds), 3. Make buttons a little bigger, it gets colder in the mornings, so I wear gloves…

By far the best money I've spent to date, you hear it hit 70mph on the freeway, probably not. But can I hear it cruising through the woods on my quad at 5-10 mph, the thing is amazing for a quad, even for a UTV. I mean it's just amazing that I can keep your phone in my pocket while bluetooth is on iHeartRadio for pandora for my playlist or just listen to the radio and which is nice why the bluetooth goes through on what i'm calling, it's told to me right on the incoming call screen so I don't…