🌐 Enhance Connectivity with GoHawk Universal Waterproof FM Radio Antenna Replacement: Magnetic Base with SMA Connector for Motorcycle, ATV, UTV, Golf Cart, Harley Truck, TJ4 Amplifier Review

I just installed the system but only the right or left speaker plays. Not both speakers at the same time. I will seek help from another specialist to try and fix the problem.

My buddy has a 600w Boss system. Mine is louder and clearer. I love that you can turn it off on the remote and it doesn't drain your battery. Bluetooth range is good. I have an antenna hooked up to my FM and Bluetooth works almost 20 feet from the bike without being connected to it. Couldn't be happier.

I have a Harley Low Rider with a Stage 1 kit and a very loud exhaust. My husband also has a Harley with a loud exhaust. I ordered a set for each bike. At freeway speeds, I can still hear my music clearly. Of course, I could spend more money on Bluetooth speakers. But for the money this is a great set. It exceeded my expectations. They arrived the next day after I ordered them as promised. Great!

Amazing great sound, much better than alternative solutions. Very sensitive to the base but nothing can fix the equalizer. On a calm day, I can hear my music just fine at speeds of up to 60 mph. The amplifier is small and unobtrusive. Installed it under the seat where my tool box was. I feel like it gives off heat but never overheated or even made me uncomfortable. Even the guy was suddenly surprised when I started using it at the bike shop. Everything costs money.

Although I have experience doing electrical work I installed this amazing system on my beach cruiser using a motorcycle torch. Using 12V power supply and housing with bypass switch to save power, the sound is clear and rich. I haven't read the instructions so I won't complain about the FM radio not picking up stations. I found a woofer on EBay and am going to add it to an already loud enough system. My friends love the sound when I boot up.

Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad 1500 fi 2001 I've wanted to install a speaker kit on my bike for a long time. Unfortunately, most brackets I've seen for mounting speakers don't look sturdy at all. Found this set while looking through reviews of Revain between Boss and Gohawk. There were other much more expensive options I considered, as well as over $600. For $82 I'm very impressed. I'd like to mount them in the middle of my handlebars so the wind doesn't drown out the sound a bit better, but…