bike stereo

[northbrun]

Has anyone used or seen any of the Shark speakers stets? I have been looking at them on line, and the look interesting to me. The prices are reasonable to me, which makes me wonder about the quality / reliability.  i've been looking at the SHKLXV1BT Push to Play all in one motorcycle system fm radio 3" speakers, all waterproof 360 degrees swivel, built in everything BLUETOOTH

http://www.sharkmotorcycleaudio.com/product/SHKLXV1BT/sale-Shark-SHKLXV1BT-Push-to-Play-all-in-one-motorcycle-snowmobile-system-fm-radio-3-speakers-all-waterproof-360-degrees-swivel-built-in-everything-BLUETOOTH.html

just wondering if anyone hasany experience with these. I can only imagine these are HUGE hanging on the handlebars.

[northbrun]

well, i see by the unsaually high number of responses that this stuff is first rate - top quality. maybe i'll stick to my old plan and buy some earbuds.. or just ride and forget about the tunes.

[jerry34208]

Earbuds are hard to beat

[PoorUB]

Earbuds are hard to beat

I have a set of Big Ear custom molded ear buds. They are great. They block out the majority of the road noise, the wind blowing through my helmet, and allow me to hear the tunes without the sound cranked up to compensate.

[snowangel]

My wife and I have been running the shark ux 1 amp and speakers for the last 2 years. So far only 1 speaker failure in a total of 50,000 miles.$ 55 is hard to beat. Not a fan at all of wearing ear buds on a motorcycle ,the road noise you hear just may save your life.

[Tex_Bagger]

I find it hard to believe these spoeakers are marked down from almost $500 DOWN TO LESS THAN  $80.  I bet they are junk.  My friend has the harley set and they are awesome but like all motorcycle speakers they fade at speed above 70 to 80 mph.
At $80 bucks what the hell, If they aren't good send them back.

[sfmichael]

I'm curious as well, would like to have tunes on my Road King and can't really afford a fairing and stereo set-up right now. Hope you get a little more feedback.