🏍️ Kuryakyn 2720 MTX Road Thunder: Powerful 300W Handlebar-Mounted Motorcycle Sound Bar with Bluetooth & USB Charger - Weather Resistant, Satin Black Review

I was shocked to hear they were making a new 300w soundbar and thought it was loud. we will, it is not. I even downloaded a volume booster for my iPhone (which made it better) but for the money it's just not worth it!

Installed on my 2017 HD RKS with factory 47 1.5 inch handlebars. I had to purchase an additional 1.5" light strip clip as the kit only fits the 1.25" clip. No deal breaker. Pairs easily with my phone. The USB cable works well as it charges my iPhone. The sound quality is good up to 70 km/h. Through the city with a closed face, that sounds good. Works very well when I use Waze on my targets. I am using this as my main unit and will be using the output jack for an additional amp for my bottom…

Very disappointed for such an expensive item. It was easy to follow all the instructions (from YouTube as the one in the box is terrible) and it never worked. it gives power for a few seconds and then loses power and turns off, after checking with an electrician he said the element was faulty. to go so far away that it would cost me half the value of the goods to send back and pay xv for another one. very mad about it, upgraded, electrician fixed, chip was blown, and now it works really well…

Very expensive. I feel like I could buy a bluetooth speaker, mount it on the steering wheel, pay less and get a better base. If you're looking for a sound with a base, this isn't it. Mostly medium and high. It's noisy. I can hear it perfectly at 70 on the open road with no windshield and full face mask. You have to turn it off at the traffic light. The controls are easy to use. Easily connects to the blue tooth. Not cut at all. I still don't understand how to install it. Someone had to pay for…

This soundbar is exactly what I imagined. There's no way it comes close to having one of those stereos on a touring bike, but it doesn't suck. I did extensive research before finally deciding on this column and I believe it was the right choice. Without a windshield, 35-45 km / h is not bad, at 50-60 it starts to falter, with a windshield it is better. This speaker won't melt your face blowing pipes that crack on the freeway, but I assumed that when I bought it. But if you're looking for a…

First, the thing is loud. Even at a speed of 70 km/h I can hear perfectly because of the wind. The sound is crisp and clear. Due to its design and size, it lacks a bit of bass and deep tones, but you can't expect that from any motorcycle sound system. Mid and high tones are clear and piercingly loud at full volume. (Nice thing, but I keep the volume a bit low because it's annoying). Clamps are the biggest problem. I have 1" bars but for some reason the 1" clamps are a bit loose. I can grab the…