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Helmet speakers here: tinyurl.com Listen to your music, wirelessly whilst riding your motorcycle. You might find my blog interesting, there’s more videos and more random rubbish www.qwerf.com or if you’re bored, please annoy my wife http

www.sharkmotorcycleaudio.com This is a great demo of how useful the shark shklxv1 is

250w amp and speakers hooked Up to my Harley Davidson 2001 FXDXT 88′ mod to 98″ Edelbrock Heads Mikuni carb Thunderheader Exhaust 100+HP 110+ft-lbs T www.youtube.com

motorcycle-accessories.cruisercustomizing.com Kyle Bradshaw (aka: manybikes) of Cruiser Customizing discusses Motorcycle Audio Options such as fairings, handlebar mounted speakers, in helmet speakers, and audio mounting devices. Read the Motorcycle Audio Story to see the parts discussed in the video along with links to their product pages. Thanks for watching this weeks Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week. Take Care, Kyle Bradshaw

www.cyclesounds.com • Cycle Sounds is the original designer of the motorcycle bullet speaker system since 2001! • Cycle Sounds engineers, manufactures, and assembles all motorcycle speakers in our factory. Cycle Sounds also designs and manufactures audio systems and electronic products for many other major players in the power sport industry. • Don’t be fooled by cheap imitations. Just because they are cheaper doesn’t mean they are of any quality. Cycle Sounds motorcycle speakers and amplifiers are made of 100% aluminum components that are triple chrome plated. • Cycle Sounds motorcycle speaker systems are the only motorcycle speakers on the planet that have met the strict ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) compliance standards. This means 1) 500 hrs of salt spray; Our motorcycle speaker systems won’t rust or corrode 2) UV Stablity; The sun won’t rot the speakers 3) Vibration Proof; Our motorcycle speakers work great in a high vibration environment 4) Water Resistance; Water won’t hurt our amplifier or speakers 5) Thermal Tested; With temperatures ranging from -30° F to 150° F.

www.amazon.com Just a brief demo of some speakers that I installed on my Yamaha. I really didn’t expect much from this kit as I see systems which cost multiple times the amount with very similar specifications, so what could this kit possible bring to the table at the budget price point it’s currently going for? Plus as I’m thinking of selling the bike that I put these on, I really didn’t want to spend the earth. I have to say though I’m very happy with both the kit’s contents, the look and build of the speakers and the actual audio that pours out of them. I have made this quick video which will better demonstrate the set up. Please note that the stereo effect and loudness is lost on this video but let me assure you these are very loud and sound great with no distortion until you turn it up to 100% and then it’s minimal as you will hear in the video. At highway speeds of 70+ you can still hear them although you have to have them turned up quite high. When you come to a stop you realize just how loud they are though – obnoxiously loud at full whack! So I used a fuse tap (if you search for fuse tap you’ll find lots of them for pennies) to hook the amp directly to the wiring harness of the bike and I ground it to the frame – both spade and ground connector were supplied. It is is important that you don’t just hook the kit up to the battery as you don’t want the amp bleeding it dry during downtime, and an amp at 200 Watts wouldn’t take long to drain it at all. So either add …

Installing a PLMCA30 400 Watt Pyle Audio sound system on an ATV at my Buddy’s house.

Just some speakers and tweeters,with an iPod that I hooked up on my Bike.

2006 StreetGlide with 7.25″ Three Way Speakers for factory batwing fairing. Add an Arc Audio mini amp in your fairing and you have 100 watts per side. This this Rocks! Available from www.hardbagger.com

little 2 inch speakers on my sv