Best Motorcycle Speakers in 2023

Best Motorcycle Speakers in 2023


We are going to break this article into two main types of speakers; handlebar and fairing. First, we will detail some of the best handlebar-mounted options on the market. Just because these are designed for handlebars doesn’t mean you can’t mount them to other tubular structures, like windscreen frames, crash bars, or grab bars though. They typically include a clamp that will handle a bar from 1-inch up to 1.5-inch thicknesses.Get more news about motorcycle speaker production,you can vist our website!

Secondly, we'll get into speakers that are intended for mounting in fairings. Many factory and aftermarket fairings have provisions for mounting speakers, but you may find that it is necessary to use spacer rings to get the correct fitment for the speakers you choose. Some kits include the rings, others will require that you purchase them separately.
There is a lot to like about this set of speakers with pods and mounting hardware from Kicker. The speakers themselves are PSM 3-inch drivers that are proven to work well in wet and dusty environments, but Kicker does not provide an IP-rating for them. The proof is in the pudding, and this is a popular set of pod-style speakers to mount on motorcycles, ATVs, and boats.

The speakers have a power handling of 50 watts up to 100 watts peak and they sound excellent even when used on non-amplified, factory set-ups because of their high-efficiency motor design. The small size means you won’t get thumping bass, but these do an excellent job of producing mid-range frequencies at any volume without distortion, which is the key thing when you want to hear quality tunes when you're at cruising speeds.

The set of bullet-style speakers mounts to crash bars or handlebars and includes six-foot speaker leads that are fully insulated to prevent water and dust from causing problems. The compact design makes them perfect for small spaces and mounting on ATVs, motorcycles, or other powersport options. They come in black or chrome options, with 2 and 4 ohm options for both colors.
This is another compact bar-mount design that has proven itself in the real-world by handling dirt, dust, and moisture in a broad variety of applications. What we particularly like about this design is the inclusion of a Class-AB amplifier that has the ability to connect using Bluetooth so you don’t have to have a head unit cluttering up your ride.

The advertised 600 watts of maximum power is a bit of a stretch, but the included amplifier does an excellent job of getting loud while staying clear. BOSS doesn’t provide a lot of detail about the materials used in the construction of these speakers and does not provide an IP-rating but claims that the speakers and the amp will resist water and dust.
The biggest advantage to this package is the ability to easily stream music wirelessly using Bluetooth, but you’ll also have the option of using a 3.5mm headphone jack to directly provide music without the hassle of dropping signals. An included keychain remote helps to simplify control and makes this one of the easier packages to install and use right away.