Review on 🏍️ Waterproof Bluetooth Motorcycle Stereo Speakers - GoHawk TN4 2.1 Channel Amplifier with AUX, FM Radio for Harley, Yamaha, Can-Am, ATV, UTV, RZR Polaris - Fits 1-1.25 in. Handlebar by Ryan Sandell

UPDATE: Here I am 3 months later and this piece of JUNK is completely shot! The left channel goes out first so to see if it's the speaker or the box itself I connect the left speaker to the bass channel and the speaker works so the problem is with the channel. Well here I am in a few days and the right channel and bass channel are gone, I do not have anything. I gave it three stars in my original review because while it was cheap, it had decent sound. Well, now it's NO sound. I guess sometimes you get less than you pay for! One more thing: Forget about product support. It does not exist. Well, it's cheap, Bluetooth works well, and the sound is pretty good for the price. The problem is that there isn't really an FM radio, it doesn't pick up a station well and seems to have that station's scanning range. It's hard to tell exactly how to operate the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with an obscure murmur that doesn't match the controls available. Bottom line, you pay more for it than you need, if you only want bluetooth, who wants bluetooth and fm, buy a better device because it is not capable. I guess sometimes you get less than you pay for! And one more thing: Forget about product support. It does not exist. Well, it's cheap, Bluetooth works well, and the sound is pretty good for the price. The problem is that there isn't really an FM radio, it doesn't pick up a station well and seems to have that station's scanning range. It's hard to tell exactly how to operate the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with an obscure murmur that doesn't match the controls available. Bottom line you're paying more for it than you need if you just want Bluetooth, if you want Bluetooth and FM buy a better device, because it is not able. I guess sometimes you get less than you pay for! And one more thing: Forget about product support. It does not exist. Well, it's cheap, Bluetooth works well and the sound is pretty good for the price. The problem is that there isn't really an FM radio, it doesn't pick up a station well and seems to have that station's scanning range. It's hard to tell exactly how to operate the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with an obscure murmur that doesn't match the controls available. Bottom line you're paying more for it than you need if you just want Bluetooth, if you want Bluetooth and FM you'll buy a better device because it's not capable. Bluetooth works fine so far the sound is pretty decent for the price. The problem is that there isn't really an FM radio, it doesn't pick up a station well and seems to have that station's scanning range. It's hard to tell exactly how to operate the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with an obscure murmur that doesn't match the controls available. Bottom line you're paying more for it than you need if you just want Bluetooth, if you want Bluetooth and FM you'll buy a better device because it's not capable. Bluetooth has worked flawlessly so far, the sound is quite decent for this price. The problem is that there isn't really an FM radio, it doesn't pick up a station well and seems to have that station's scanning range. It's hard to tell exactly how to use the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with some obscure mutterings that don't match the existing controls. The bottom line is, if you only want Bluetooth, pay more for it than you need, if you want Bluetooth and FM, buy a better device because it's not capable. It's hard to tell exactly how to operate the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with an obscure murmur that doesn't match the controls available. The bottom line is, if you only want Bluetooth, pay more for it than you need, if you want Bluetooth and FM, buy a better device because it's not capable. It's hard to tell exactly how to use the radio because, like all cheap Chinese electronics, the instructions are nothing more than a postage stamp with an obscure murmur that doesn't match the controls available. Bottom line you're paying more for it than you need if you just want Bluetooth, if you want Bluetooth and FM you'll buy a better device because it's not capable.