Kuryakyn 2720 MTX Road Thunder Weather Resistant Motorcycle Sound Bar Plus: 300 Watt Handlebar Mounted Audio Speakers with Bluetooth, USB Power Charger, Satin Black

I’ve been wanting this speaker for months and I couldn’t pull the trigger because it’s pretty pricey, and what if you spend all that money and spend time on installation only to find out it doesn’t sound that good or you can’t hear it after hitting a certain speed like some other buyers have mentioned? Well, I finally decided to do it after the weather finally broke and I have zero buyer’s remorse. The speaker sounds absolutely awesome. Installation took about two hours, but that’s only because it took time to research things about my bike and figure out how to best run the wiring; if I had to install this speaker again, it would probably take 30-45 minutes give or take.Once it was on, it was as simple as activating Bluetooth on my phone. The speaker immediately connected, and I was playing music in less than 10 seconds. No issues whatsoever.Others have reported not being able to hear their music over 45-50 miles per hour, which was really my biggest concern. My bike is a 2021 Indian Scout Bobber, 1200cc’s with a Vance & Hines Twin-Slash exhaust. Simply put, it’s loud. There is no wind protection at all. I’ve ridden at 85mph since installing the speaker and I can tell you that I can not only still hear music but I can identify the song, it’s not just noise. Granted, at that speed it doesn’t sound great, but I don’t ever ride at those speeds anyway. At 45-50, it’s clear as day with full face shield helmet on.Being able to listen to my music on the bike has definitely added another level of enjoyment to my riding experience. You won’t be disappointed if you invest in this speaker for your motorcycle.

Installation took almost 90 minutes. A lot of fine tuning, wire relocation, testing, etc. Check YouTube for helpful videos - best advice they give is to hold off on tightening anything down until you've made sure it's secure and doesn't impede steering, braking, etc.Recommended electrical connection is past-ignition/ accessory. Finding the accessory wire wasn't easy on a '17 Heritage Classic - orange w/ white stripe, buried in the bundle on the right (pipes) side of the battery, 20 minutes discovery time. Note that when wired through accy / ignition, it won't power down until 30 seconds after main (key / fob) is shut off.Sound quality is crisp, even at 70 mph (behind a wind screen). Like others have noted, there's not a lot of bass. Play with your phone's EQ settings to get a fuller audio mix - R&B sounds decent (on Metallica's cover of "Whiskey in the Jar"). BT Pairing is a breeze, also has USB and line-in / line-out ports.

Have used in most types of weather and can say the quality is great. Was semi easy to install. I did end up needing professional help as I am not personally going to mess with wiring. The only thing that does not give it 5 stars is there is no way for it to be installed to turn on and off with the bike. I spoke to multiple professionals about it and they all said the same thing, “make sure after it’s installed you always turn off when your done riding or the next time your about to leave you won’t be able to as the speaker will kill the battery. There is no install method to have it turn on and off with the bike; that’s why it has a power button.”

With a windshield music is easily heard at 80mph.. Instalation was easier than videos made it out to be! On a RK you do not have to lift your tank!..Only issue with the unit is on one of the bans that hold the speaker in the allen screw wasn't tapped fully and would not go in all the way! And kuryakyn basically said O well you're screwed!So the company is zero help if you are in need!

I watched the reviews on you tube and everyone said it was great, unless I'm deaf, this Bluetooth speaker sucks bad.... for 400.00 it should be 10 times louder... at 50 miles per hour you can barley make out the music...Maybe it was defective, I don't know. it played and worked like it should but wasn't loud, only in my garage with the motor off... DEFINITELY not worth the money. It installed on a 09 Deluxe without a windshield

Installed and works perfectly on my wife's Indian Scout! Installs easily between the handlebars and the windshield, if any. Indian includes a spare wire from the ignition. Whatever connector that is fits with the connector provided by Kuryakyn. No manual splicing needed, at least on an Indian bike (and probably most newer bikes). This way, it's wired into the ignition so the speaker turns off when the bike turns off.The speaker system includes a USB port for charging your phone or whatever you want to use it for. The sound quality is great to me. I don't know a lot about sound, I'm not a musician, I've never installed aftermarket speakers in a car or truck, I don't generally jack with equalizers (because stock is fine). I'm not a sound fanatic. To me, the sound quality is better than a lot of motorcycles with fixed fairings that have speakers. Does this sound ok? Yeah, sounds great and rich to me.We play streaming music and mp3 music, both from a phone. I connected the phone to the speaker over Bluetooth. The Bluetooth connects easy. When I mute my radio on my motorcycle, I can hear my wife's Road Thunder music from her bike, probably 6-8 feet away. It's plenty loud and we've never had it anywhere near max volume. No complaints. Solid purchase. Sound snobs might find something to whine about, as you can see in other reviews, but I honestly don't understand what they are talking about.