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Are you a motorcycle enthusiast looking for a way to enhance your riding experience?
Look no further than our guide to Bluetooth motorcycle speakers.
With the rise of Bluetooth technology and wireless connectivity, it’s now easier than ever to enjoy high-quality audio while cruising down the open road. Bluetooth motorcycle speakers offer a range of features, including audio streaming, sound clarity, volume control, water resistance, and shock resistance.
They come in a variety of mounting options and are compatible with different motorcycle models. Additionally, many models offer hands-free calling, voice commands, and music control, as well as FM radio, USB charging, and AUX input.
When it comes to speaker size and amplifier power, you’ll want to find a model that meets your specific needs. You’ll also want to consider factors like audio output, sound distortion, and noise cancellation to ensure the best possible listening experience.
In this guide, we go deep on the top Bluetooth motorcycle speakers on the market, taking into account their features, performance, and compatibility and interoperability with different devices.
“And it’s possible, now, thanks to Bluetooth, you attach the speaker to the bike, get the tunes flowing on your smartphone or iPod and boom! You’re in Streethawk territory (LA Parc by Tangerine Dream, if you’re interested in living your best Rex Smith moment).”
What did we look for in our picks for the very best bluetooth motorcycle speakers?
This weather resistant speaker attaches very easily to the handlebars and we really like that as it means it will go on pretty much any bike without an issue.
The USB charging point for your mobile device is a nice bonus and the IP66 water resistance should keep the rain at bay.
1. Very easy to attach to your bike
2. The 300 Watt output is impressively powerful and keeps the music flowing in any conditions
3. The internal amplifier creates a warm and pleasant sound
1. The supplied t-tap connector wire isn’t the best quality
2. The speaker can vibrate at higher volumes and cause scuff marks
3. Some users report that the buttons fail under heavy use
We really like using the GoHawk speakers with our favorite free music apps and they’re very high-performance.
It’s easy to mount these stereo speakers on the handlebars with the mounting clips and the four channel amp delivers a really solid level of sound.
1. 1000 Watts of output means you don’t need a shield to listen to these
2. The Bluetooth connectivity performed flawlessly in our tests
3. The chrome finish gives the speakers a classic biker look
1. The Bluetooth does not support hands-free calling
2. FM tuner isn’t great
3. Wires may come loose
The LEXIN LX-S3 comes with an excellent FM radio which is fully integrated into the speaker itself, so you don’t even need a smartphone to listen to music.
It connects very well with Bluetooth 5.0 devices though and we found it was very easy to attach to our bike.
1. The housing feels very solidly made and is IP-67 waterproof rated
2. The incorporated radio tuner is a nice touch and it works well
3. You get decent stereo sound out of this speaker setup
1. Buit in LED would be cool if you could change the color
2. Not the greatest bass level of the speakers in our tests
3. Where’s the installation and operating manual?
This fully weatherproof speaker looks great and we found it was just fine connecting it to our motorcycle, we didn’t test it on an ATV but they say it works well on one of those too.
However, we did have a few bumps in the road with this speaker and though the general sound is good, there’s a bit too much treble in the mix and we did occasionally find the Bluetooth connection cut out completely.
1. Despite only being a 50 Watt system, it’s more than loud enough
2. The build is 100% weatherproof, so bring on the snow!
3. Very nice chrome exterior
1. There really is too much treble in the mix for our taste
2. The Bluetooth connection occasionally cut out during our tests
3. Mounting clamp is only for a 1” bar
BOSS is making big inroads into the motorcycle speaker market at the moment and we suspect that might have to do with their class-leading 3 year platinum warranty for the product.
However, that warranty doesn’t make these speakers as loud as we’d like, they’re not bad, but they’re not world-beating either.
1. The 3-year Platinum warranty is an awesome touch
2. They’re nicely weatherproofed and will hold up in most conditions
3. Best volume control of any speakers we tested
1. Sadly, max volume wasn’t quite loud enough for our tastes, yours may be different
2. Not much speaker wire provided, you may need to buy more depending on your setup
3. No toggle switch included, buy one if you want to keep your battery life
Technically this is a “marine” speaker but it works just fine on your motorcycle and as you might expect, it will deal with as much water as you can throw on it, just fine.
The design of two speakers for a traditional hi-fi appeal is cool and you can’t argue with the price point, either, but it does come at the cost of sound quality.
1. Looks good and is very water-resistant
2. The stereo sound is complete thanks to the use of two speakers
3. Can also be used in boats and cars as well as on a bike
1. The sound quality isn’t very good but at this price? We weren’t expecting it to be.
2. The build of the speaker is a bit cheap and it’s way too big for the output
3. No instructions included
This BOSS model also comes with their platinum warranty and that means 3 years of excellent post-sale coverage.
These are super loud and you can use them at nearly any speed but, sometimes, the music just cuts out.
1. The loudest speakers in our test
2. 3-year Platinum warranty
3. Nice volume controls
1. Music cuts out occasionally
2. The mounts are very cheap, we actually swapped them out for our test
3. You need to add your own toggle switch or they’ll drain your battery