GoHawk RD8 Waterproof Bluetooth Wireless Motorcycle Stereo Speakers 7/8-1.25 in. Handlebar Mount MP3 Music Player Audio Amplifier System Scooter Bike ATV UTV Jet Ski, AUX IN, USB, microSD, FM Radio

Fantastic sound , i hate riding without music and cant stand headphones in my crash helmet Its very loud and although bass isnt adjustable its still good and not tinny Sd card , usb drive , aux and 3.5mm jack plus bluetooth makes this an amazing piece of kit I would recommend to anyone

works well but hard to hear over 45 mph but still happy

I have had to return this product to Amazon, terrible build quality, came with no instructions, did not fit my handle bars Honda Shadow 1100 and when I did turn it on finally, the sound could not be heard over the engine, avoid and buy something else if you want music on your bike

Installed on a '07 Kawasaki Vulcan 900. Easy install, vulcans have 2 pre wired accessory wires already so it was plug and play. I installed it vertically over the bars with only what came in the kit. Yes, I could have made it cleaner looking or tougher with bullet plating and barbedwire , but I am making a honest review. I have a large windscreen, stock pipes. City cruising, you can hear it clearly, sound has little bass but the cost of the set up should tell you that. Gets damn loud if you want, but pretty high pitched and treble, but do-able. On the highway with a screen, it's definetly hearable cranked up, but with the lack of good bass, not the best quality.. But, the fm works great, hooked to my phone in a snap with blue tooth, when I cruise the hills of colorado, I listen to all my favs and have zero gripes , especially for the price point. I've washed the bike twice with it, not directly blasting it with the hose, but works still so thats good. Worth a shot until you pay 600 for a full system.

Sound not loud or clear Waste of money not recommended

Does it deliver awesome deep bass? Of course not, they are about 2" diameter speakers and it's less than $50. But all the way up I can hear it fine at highway speeds I needed something small for the relatively narrow handlebars on my 1983 Honda Magna V65. I imagine the similar bigger ones for $130 have better base but they were just too big. This is smaller and less obvious. The sound just sitting there is pretty nice but of course moving harder to hear. But then the 4 speakers on my Electra Glide are the same way. For $50 you couldn't do better. If you spent $30,000 for a stage 1 Harley-Davidson and are looking at this, well there's something wrong with that. Even a used Harley at 5 or $10,000 you want more than this. But for a quiet smaller Japanese motorcycle without looking crazy big and out of place it's perfect.

Not very good sound quality but was a very easy install. If you have a bike that rumbles or if you get above 50mph you really can't hear it well. Plenty of cable length to wire it. Had to cut the extension brackets in half to fit my bars. Function works awesome but fm radio doesn't connect to stations and antenna is mounted to mirror. Ended up removing from my bike and hooking up to my golf cart and it works awesome for the cart.

My husband installed this GoHawk soundbar today on my Kawasaki Vulcan 900 and it’s a perfect fit and design! Fits nicely on the handlebars and looks great! Easy to hook up and even easier to pair the Bluetooth to my iPhone! For myself the volume is loud enough as I have stock exhaust and I just want listen to some tunes while cruising! Very good product and is a terrific solution to adding a radio without having a large fairing!