Motorcycle Audio
Fairing speakers, saddlebag lid builds, amps tucked where they belong, and custom seats to match. Built to be heard over wind and pipes — clean enough for a show bike.
CH 03 — Motorcycle & UTV
Baggers, RZRs &
Baggers, RZRs &
everything off-road
Saddlebag lids that thump at 70 mph. Cage cans that survive the mud hole. This is the work most audio shops won't touch.
UTV & Side-by-Side
Overhead pods, roll-bar cans, and tower speakers for RZRs, Can-Ams, Generals, and sand rails — with LED rings in any color and wiring that shrugs off mud and vibration.
Recent powersports builds
Loud where it counts
Straight answers
Motorcycle & UTV audio FAQ
How loud can a motorcycle system actually get?
Loud enough to hear clearly at highway speed with a helmet on — that's the real benchmark, and it takes the right speakers and amp, not just "more volume." Bagger builds with saddlebag lids and fairing speakers get there without wind noise washing it out.
Will an audio system survive on a UTV that sees mud and rain?
If it's built with marine-rated gear and wired right, yes. We use sealed, weather-rated speakers and pods made for exactly that abuse — the same logic as our boat installs.
Do you install on Harleys specifically?
All the time — bagger audio is one of our most-requested jobs. Saddlebag lid speakers, fairing upgrades, and amps tucked where they belong, with the bike's look kept intact.
What does a UTV or motorcycle audio install cost?
Depends on the gear and how far you want to go — a fairing speaker upgrade and a full tower-and-sub UTV build are different animals. Message us what you ride and what you want it to do, and we'll quote it straight. Quotes are free.
Build your bike or side-by-side
Free quotes. Straight answers. No pressure.