GoHawk Bluetooth Motorcycle Speakers | 6-Speaker Waterproof Stereo System w/Built-in Amplifier | Aluminum Sound bar Music Player w/FM Radio, USB, LED | Great for Harley, ATV

Very nice. The volume is very good. I’ve traveled at all speeds up to 70 MPH. This is installed on a 2019 Heritage Classic with Vance/Hines pipes and a Stage 2 upgrade. My motorcycle has a full windshield and the sound comes through clear. On the backroads I only turn the volume up 3/4 and it’s great. Plan on adding a set of 2 speakers to enhance the experience.

Loud enough at Highway speeds. Cool led lights. Easy set up and installation.

I have really enjoyed my new speaker. It works fantastic. The sound is clear and very easy to set up. I enjoy going on rides with my music blasting.

Product works very well. Installation could use an upgrade. The clamping is all aluminum and doesn’t tighten well I wound up stripping one screw had to tap and die a new screw even with it as tight as possible the vibration moves the speaker down until it reaches its limit. Otherwise the speaker is great

This is a pretty solid and well built Bluetooth sound bar. The quality of sound is top notch as far as I'm concerned in my opinion. Insulation was really easy it has the mounts that you need everything fit my bike perfectly I didn't have to get any extra wires or lines or anything. The Bluetooth connected to my Android smartphone right away no issues at all and it stayed connected until I disconnected it. It has the Bluetooth it has an FM radio and you also have a the control that you can put on your bike close to where you're either by your throttle or your wherever you want to put it it's going to be easy to reach while you're riding. I think it's a great value for what you're getting you're getting a solid system that's loud and the sound is crisp and clear even at higher volumes I really like it summer times just about here and going to be riding the bikes a lot. Now we can the enjoy music while we ride.

Not worth the money.. Not loud enough and the brackets easily stripped out. Now speaker points down and can't keep it facing me. I have a 48 and only time I can hear this is below 30mph and full volume.

This GoHawk motorcycle soundbar aims to give a noticeable audio increase over stock or portable speaker setups, especially while riding outside where wind noise typically overwhelms less potent systems. The six-speaker system employs tweeters, woofers, and passive radiators to produce clear highs and fuller mids, with enough output to be heard at highway speeds. The aluminum chassis gives the item a solid feel and reduces vibration-induced distortion. Its IP56 waterproof classification enables it to be utilized for riding in rainy or dusty conditions, and its tiny cylindrical design fits nicely on most handlebars without looking large or out of place on cruisers, ATVs, or scooters. Bluetooth pairing with iPhones and Android smartphones is quick and easy, making it ideal for wireless music streaming. When riding without a phone connection, other playback functions including FM radio, AUX input, and USB provide adaptability. The attached remote is particularly useful on a motorcycle since it lets you change the mode and volume without reaching for the main unit. The integrated RCA outputs allow for future additions of speakers, allowing the system to be scaled as needed rather than replacing the entire setup. This allows the system to adapt to riders who may eventually desire a louder sound, which is uncommon for soundbars on compact motorcycles. The audio output is loud enough to be heard clearly in cities and yet effective at higher speeds when wearing a full-face helmet. The six-speaker setup creates a well-balanced sound with clear mids and highs, even if the bass is there but naturally limited by the speakers' tiny size. When riding outside, where wind noise usually overpowers less powerful systems, the GoHawk motorcycle soundbar seeks to provide a discernible acoustic boost over standard or portable speaker setups. With a sufficient output to be audible at highway speeds, the six-speaker system uses tweeters, woofers, and passive radiators to provide crisp highs and richer mids. The aluminum chassis lessens distortion caused by vibration and provides the product a robust feel. Its small cylindrical shape fits well on most handlebars without looking big or out of place on cruisers, ATVs, or scooters, and its IP56 waterproof designation allows it to be used for riding in wet or dusty circumstances. Bluetooth is perfect for wireless music streaming since it pairs quickly and easily with iPhones and Android handsets. Other playback options including USB, AUX input, and FM radio offer flexibility when traveling without a phone connection. On a motorcycle, the attached remote is especially helpful because it allows you to adjust the volume and mode without having to reach for the main unit. Instead of changing the entire setup, the system may be enlarged as needed thanks to the integrated RCA outputs, which enable future speaker additions. In contrast to soundbars on small motorcycles, this enables the system to adjust to riders who may eventually want a louder sound. Even at faster speeds and loud enough volumes, the audio output is still effective.

The goal of this GoHawk motorcycle soundbar is to provide a discernible audio boost above factory or portable speaker configurations, particularly in outdoor riding situations where wind noise usually overpowers less powerful systems. With enough output to be audible at highway speeds, the six-speaker setup uses tweeters, woofers, and passive radiators to provide clean highs and richer mids. The item feels sturdy because to its aluminum chassis, which also lessens distortion caused by vibration. Its small cylindrical shape mounts neatly on most handlebars without appearing big or out of place on cruisers, ATVs, or scooters, and its IP56 waterproof rating allows it to be used for riding in rainy or dusty situations. For wireless music streaming, Bluetooth connecting is simple and pairs with iPhone and Android smartphones fast. Other playback features like FM radio, AUX input, and USB offer versatility when riding without a phone connection. On a motorcycle, the connected remote is especially helpful because it allows you to alter the volume and mode without having to reach for the main unit. Scaling the system as needed instead of replacing the entire setup is made feasible by the built-in RCA outputs, which enable the insertion of additional speakers in the future. This gives the system flexibility to accommodate riders who eventually want higher volume, which is unusual for small motorbike soundbars. When wearing a full-face helmet, the audio output is still useful at greater speeds and is loud enough to be heard clearly in urban areas. While bass is present but inherently constrained by the small size of the speakers, the six-speaker arrangement produces a well-balanced sound with distinct mids and highs. This GoHawk motorcycle soundbar aims to give a noticeable audio increase over stock or portable speaker setups, especially while riding outside where wind noise typically overwhelms less potent systems. The six-speaker system employs tweeters, woofers, and passive radiators to produce clear highs and fuller mids, with enough output to be heard at highway speeds. The aluminum chassis gives the item a solid feel and reduces vibration-induced distortion. Its IP56 waterproof classification enables it to be utilized for riding in rainy or dusty conditions, and its tiny cylindrical design fits nicely on most handlebars without looking large or out of place on cruisers, ATVs, or scooters. Bluetooth pairing with iPhones and Android smartphones is quick and easy, making it ideal for wireless music streaming. When traveling without a phone connection, other playback functions including USB, AUX input, and FM radio provide adaptability. The attached remote is particularly useful on a motorcycle since it lets you change the mode and volume without reaching for the main unit. The integrated RCA outputs allow for future additions of speakers, allowing the system to be scaled as needed rather than replacing the entire setup. This allows the system to adapt to riders who may eventually desire a louder sound, which is uncommon for soundbars on compact motorcycles. The audio output is still effective at higher speeds and loud enough to be heard well in cities when wearing a full-face helmet.