Review on Enhance Your Ride with JBL Cruise: Handlebar Mounted Bluetooth Audio System (Mounting Hardware Sold Separately) by Stephen Vasquez

I give five stars because the sound is great! Mounting it on our bike's handlebars was very easy, the best way to wire it was to put it under the frame where it wouldn't get damaged. The Bad: The instructions are very confusing because you have to decipher between all languages for each sentence. Instead of providing instructions for one language at a time, each sentence is printed in multiple languages. The new position of our mirrors caused them to hit the windshield. We had to twist the speakers into each other so the mirrors wouldn't hit the windshield anymore. Finally, we came to the decision to place the mirrors to the side of the speakers instead of behind them. We used a small piece of aluminum rod (about 1 1/2 inches long) which we attached to the original spot where the mirror would have been behind the speakers, we drilled two equal sized holes and used a screw (10mm x 1 .25 mm) used ). step) attaching one end to the place behind the speakers, positioning a small bar parallel to the handlebars and attaching a mirror to it, we have attached photos. We painted the handlebars black to match the bike. Also, the wiring provided was barely enough to reach our bike's battery, we have a Honda SilverWing. The red wire could be reached all the way to the battery, but since the black wire was exactly the same length, we had to cut the end and add extra length (like a pigtail) to ground it to the battery. The speakers don't come with a fuse so we've added one for our safety. Overall we like the sound quality, very easy to connect to our phone. Perhaps JBL should consider moving the mirror mount to the sides of the speakers instead of behind them.