I just installed a sound system on my street 500. Looks and sounds great. They mounted where the front turn signals are. I will attempt to upload vids and pics. Also added a zip tie to further secure speakers just in case. Even with screaming Eagles it sounds great and is heard easily. The speakers are 'Pyle cycle series plmca40' and are about 4 inches. Comes with remote, am/fm radio function, etc. the amp is kept in my saddle bags and easily removed if you don't wanna risk leaving it in there (would recommend bags with locks or luggage locks). The street has virtually no add on room under the seat. This model has an aux cord but would recommend Bluetooth sets for convenience. Contact with any questions.
Link to vid:
http://youtu.be/M_FY_cBsB-E

Hmmmmmmm

Where did you get it? Part numbers??

Now all you need is some hydraulics that make the front end bounce up and down while you ride. OH and some spinners for rims. Hahaha

I ordered through a shop, but here is the exact model I ordered. The Pyle plmca40
Other models may work but this one was one was working. You won't really find any with an amp small enough to fit under the seat. You'll need saddlebags and run wires and aux cord under tank. Took 30 minutes.

What kind of lights did you get for the engine?

They were custom made by a local shop

I like my Bluetooth stereo headset with boom mike.


I can listen to Pandora without any commercials, take phone calls, and even talk to other riders that have similar devices.

Never understood having a sound system on a motorcycle, honestly. That is what my car is for.

The only thing I want to hear is my engine and exhaust. IMHO.

sometimes I enjoy listening to music when riding.


sometimes I don't...the sound of the bike is my music too.


the reason I wear a Bluetooth headset is for me to hear, and not others.


but when I do listen to music what I don't like is commercials. even when I watch tv at home, I don't like being assaulted with all the corporate commercials, and especially infomercials!


whether listening to music while riding, or at home I only listen to commercial free music. I'd rather pay a small subscription rather than all the repeating mind numbing commercials. as far as tv at home, only commercial free tv, such as Netflix. but I rarely watch tv anyway. the only news I get is from my internet home page. I will not ever watch any corporate news media ever!


anyway, many times music while riding can be an additional enjoyment to my riding. sometimes it can even set the pace.