Thank you. Funny, I'm ordering stretched hard bags. YES, knowing what I know now, I would have gotten a Street Glide.

....Still might 8-)

 

here is a pic of my ol rk with the J&M speakers, great setup

 

I picked up lower fairings, installed 5.25 Polk marine speakers into the glovebox (fabricated them so they angle up i little), picked up a mini amp & put it under my seat...plug in my i-pod or a walkman type radio and I'm good to go! sound is really good, I can even hear it on the highway not as good doing 75 but it is a motorcycle not a cage. Got it all on ebay speakers & amp cost $100, lower fairing cost $400 painted and looks unlike any other King out there

 

I just got my lowers put on. Going to order Firecap's Silver setup as soon as the wallet will allow it.

 

I had this system on my Road King, mounted to the crash bars. If you don't think you will be able to hear it, think again. It was plenty loud even at 70 with V&H pipes. Mounted my MP3 player on the right side handlebars, used my thumb for the volume while rideing. I was going to take it off when I traded the bike in, but the dealer saw it on there and gave me extra to leave it.

 

I ordered Rumble Road speakers yesterday, read a lot of good things about them

http://www.mhinstruments.com/products/rr_ultra_kits.htm

 

I've been rolling with JM handlebar speakers powered by a MP3 player for 8yrs.

 

I have a friend that uses Rumble Road speakers on his Heritage and LOVES them. Best sound quality I have heard on a bike and LOUD, people know he's coming:
http://astore.amazon.com/mandaworldt...ail/B000GVH7VI

Mount your iPod Nano clean and easily accessible:
http://www.ridersclaw.com/

 

the j and m's definatly have the cleanest look