Bluetooth Motorcycle Speakers - Waterproof, 200W RZR Speakers for ATV, UTV, Golf Cart & Jet Ski

Sounds great - easy to install, look slick, good value for the price. Only thing I wish was different is the voice when it turns on. Otherwise, no complaints!

I bought s7 k speakers for my husband's motorcycle and he loves them. They go up really loud and can hear them on the road. They hook up really easy unless you have big handbars like his bike does then we had a little trouble getting them to clamp around it due to max size 1.25 Otherwise, great condition looks good and easy to hook up to bluetooth and radio. Clear sound. Waterproof haven't tested yet.

I have a 2023 Harley Fatboy and the way these bikes are, it was a rather difficult or longer install than what it should be. No fault to anyone but Harley. The instructions to these speakers are basic but installing speakers isn't like building a rocket either. Don't expect in depth instructions as each motorcycle is different. You got to know your bike.I ran the battery wires under my gas tank after removing the lower bolt and loosening the upper bolt. Instructions say to not install wires near spark plug wires and away from heat. Not to difficult and looks cleaner anyways. No wires visible.The Bluetooth setup is easy as can be and connects quickly and doesn't drop while riding. After installing, I went for a ride. In town, speakers are LOUD. Pretty clear but not much bass. Other reviewers stated messing around with phones equalizers, which I will another day. I did jump on the highway and cruising around 70mph and radio can still be heard. Rather surprised. For the price, seems like a good deal. Time will tell if the speakers will hold up to higher volumes or not.Installation clamps provided gave me a fit. States they clamp to 1-1/4 bars, and I can't get the clamps to seat correctly. There are 3 different size rubber pads used to mount, but the thinnest is still too thick. Clamps close completely without the rubber inserts. But that will damage the bars, not good. Still a good value, for now.

The Best ! easy to install! Great rocking sound, when your rolling down hi way,

So far, so good.I love the sound of the wind and I love the sound of my pipes, but I did occasionally miss music. So far I love these speakers. They are attractive and allow me to keep the clean look I prefer (no wind-screen or fairing). These days I mostly cruise around town and the sound is very good at low speeds and when stopped. At higher speeds the wind drowns them out, but I don't care. Beware: Pulling up to a red light with Metallica's "Seek and Destroy" playing may affect your attitude. Having controls directly on the speaker was a big reason I picked these. Installation was a bit of a challenge - the clamps needed persuasion and I was picky about location & configuration. The Bluetooth took a few minutes to get paired (initially, only neighboring devices showed up on scans). I also mounted a handlebar cell-phone holder which I now realize I probably don't need & may end up removing. I may not use the radio function either - a music streaming subscription rounded out the project.(The instructions don't mention exactly where to place the provided lock-washers. I put them directly between the speaker & clamp to keep the speakers from rotating. Would like to have 2 additional ones to place between the bolt & clamp.)Exceeded expectations.

These KSpeaker S7 speakers sound excellent! I ordered the black finish...looks like a custom set-up! I also added an equalizer app to my phone to tailor the base/treble. I ride a newer Harley Softail Heritage Classic with OEM exhaust, motorcycle loud, but not like aftermarket pipes. The speaker's sound is excellent at up to 50 mph, even with full face helmet/shield, still good enough to hear music at highway speed between 60 and 65 mph! I had a Harley full bagger a few years ago, and no set-up is that great after 65-70 mph in the wind on open hwy. If you have the fused SAE type tender lead, (Harley installs OEM, some metric dealers install one), your good to go/plug' n play after clamping speakers to handlebars and stowing the wiring out of site. The FM antenna was mounted with 3M Dual Lock (Like IPass/EZ Pass toll transponder uses), and a wire tie to keep in place. Take your time and orient antenna cable to get best reception. If you want an excellent set of motorcycle speakers for the money...I recommend these KSpeaker S7's... Time will tell more of a story as to a long-lasting experience. Thanks for reading! DWUPDATE 8/21/24: BERLAT brand 14 AWG splitter with covered SAE connectors, available here on Amazon for $7.99, is what makes your Harley sound system or other accessory wiring install complete!This splitter is the correct polarity for the speaker lead and lead from tender, it eliminates the need to plug/unplug speaker lead, which could lead to a broken connector eventually! Simple install and is hidden with wiring behind a cover on bike or you can use a split wire loom to dress up the installation.

These are heavier than I expected them to be. They seem to sound good and get loud enough I can hear them without baffles in at 70 mph. The only thing I would improve is the diameter of the buttons. The challenge is when you are riding with motorcycle gloves, the buttons can be difficult to operate which isn't ideal. These have been in the rain (while parked) a few times and I haven't seen any functionality issues. We shall see how long these last, but out of the box they are awesome.

These speakers are decent for the price.I have an Indian Super Chief, and I can hear the music at 75. I would not suggest these for a loud harley. Very little bass with the speakers.