🏍️ Waterproof Motorcycle Bluetooth Audio Sound System with MP3, FM Radio, Stereo Speakers Review

Works well with SiriusXM but not very loud. If you're driving 50 mph or less you can hear it, but anything faster forgets to listen to your jams while traveling. Very disappointed.

Decent radio for the price. I have pretty loud pipes on my bike and have no problem with this speaker. Don't expect crystal clear audio with decent bass performance. All in all, if you just want a good sounding, easy to install radio I would highly recommend this system.

I honestly didn't expect much for the money I paid for it but I'm very happy with this little stereo. Installed on my 2010 Saber in about 20 minutes. With a full face helmet, I have to leave my shield open for a few clicks to hear it clearly above 50 mph, but I can hear it clearly. Very happy with it.

There is nothing unusual or special about this device. Fasten it and secure with wire. He makes noise! Radio reception is good or bad, but that's to be expected with something like this. Everything else works as advertised. If anyone wants or expects a full megawatt system then be prepared to pay over $50 as this is a device you get what you pay for.

Bought a radio for my 95 Virago 750, was really easy to install and sounds great, FM is more for city driving but Bluetooth is great, the only issue I have , is where you are actually mounted on the radio, it's fixed so you can't adjust the radio with my steering wheel, it directs the radio more, but other than that it's great for the price

Firstly the brackets are not installed for Harley, first I had to use zip ties and make my own brackets. After driving the Autobahn at 70+, you don't hear it very well. Under 60 sounds great. Doesn't pull many stations on the radio. It is better to use Bluetooth on the phone. If you are unfamiliar with the wiring, ask for help or buy a more expensive one with better instructions.

Very wobbly mount Poor sound quality sounds like a clock Radio speakers with absolutely no bass I realize this is a small radio but the radio I bought for my bike was easier to install, has a rechargeable one Battery and sounds better but worked to play music so can't give it a star but the display was messed up and didn't show the numbers correctly, good thing I spent 2 hours installing a crappy radio.

Since this radio costs $40, that's the quality you get. Very easy to install. There are installation videos on YouTube that make it very easy and simple. Like everyone else, unless you have factory or soft whistles, you won't hear the radio past 40 mph. I have aftermarket whistles so it's inaudible when driving 40mph. Audio distortion starts at volume 29. You can "listen" to radio/music at speeds over 40mph, but they are very distorted and not worth turning on. Not to mention you have to keep…