I have four speakers, two on the engine guard and two on the handle bars. I tried to mount them so they didn't look like ears sticking out.

I made a little bracket to move the horn back then mounted the volume control on the bracket ahead of where the horn is bolted on.

Sirius radio is the audio method of choice. I just made a little bracket to mount it. Two speakers you can see and the two handlebar speakers are half hidden behind the cup holders.(The cup holders are made from ABS pipe I had laying around)

Just a view from the back

To start I got an amp and speaker setup from Uniq Cycle. Then the speakers on the engine guard I made from light housings and put speakers in them. This summer I found another small amp, now there are two apms I was able to mount out of sight so things don't look cluttered. We wear ear plugs when riding and we can hear the music at any speed I have done yet.(double or solo speed)

 

looks great, but bluetooth headphones would have been easier

 

Wow!! Great job!!

 

Looks nice and doesn't look like ears comming down the road at ya. GOOD JOB!

 

Thanks guys. tk353 you are absolutely right, but I guess I gave myself the challenge of a sound system on the bike. Next time maybe bluetooth headphones.

 

well you did a great job on the speakers and when your stopped somewhere you can relax and listen with a significant other under the stars. i used to ride goldwing and did that with the X

 

HDdeluxeGAL, here is the thread on my soundsystem. A moderator changed the title to more reflect what the thread is about.

 

Bump for Tim I'll PM you.

 

Wow! Let's see, hmmmm, oh ya, you could also add an umbrella like those john deere tractors, some tassles, curb feelers, don't forget a handlebar fan........

 

Hmmmm . . . you Sir, are a master at these things. Aren't cha.

Nice job fursur there SLYfox! LoL