KenwoodExcelon P-HD1F Front Audio Package for Select 2014-Up Harley-Davidson Models - (1) XM160-2 Audio Amplifier, (2) 6.5" Excelon XM65F Motorcycle Speaker Pair, Includes Mounting Plates & Grilles

Major improvement, HD should be embarrassed of the speaker they put in, in comparison to this unit. Easy install. Tight fit but will go. Factory connections for ground to speaker are to small for new ones. Just cut off and put ones you need on.

For the price, this is a great solution for those that are just seeking to be able to hear their music clearly at highway speeds (60-80mph). The stock Boom GTS speakers on my 2019 Road Glide Special had decent dynamic range but of course, as many Harley riders know, they lack power to override wind noise at faster speeds.While I haven't messed with my equalizer in the head unit since the install to measure the dynamic range, I'm happy to finally be able to hear my music while going fast. In comparison with the stock unit, where the volume would get maxed out on it (in terms of level of volume), the new speakers and amp are set to about 60% volume level.The only gripe I can state is the instructions in both the manual and on Youtube are skewed towards Street/Electra Glides. The strongest point of contention would be feeding the power harness through the fairing to the battery. While you can either feed the wires underneath the tank or underneath the center tank console (what I did), the Kenwood Youtube install vid just shows the installer feeding up the wires from underneath the fairing with no indication of exactly where it was fed through. I found on the clutch side of the fairing stay (coming off the steering yoke) there is a crevice in the plastic that is just large enough to allow you to feed the amp end of the harness (with its inline fuse too) through, and it worked surprisingly well. Hope this helps.