Ok first the brackets suck

The speakers work fine, but the cheap plastic fades quickly, rust starts to run out for the inside and stain quickly and the cheap bolts and mounting bracket almost start to rust immediately.

One can unhook the two halves, get them around the handlebar, re-hook them and tighten; but the installation can become quite a grunt job as the brackets are *very* solid and cannot be bent into shape, and the wire is always in the way

I searched for awhile and I like the universal mounting brackets

In other words the brackets suck

great sound at any speeds with and without a shield, simple to install but still take your timevolume control is kinda long and may be hard to find a spot for it, brackets are a little hard to install alone, get an extra set of hands to help you out with this.

Due to a severe drought in our state last summer, the roadways cracked in several places, causing the bracket holding one of the speakers to break when I hit a shift in the pavement.

Then about three weeks ago the left speaker bracket broke

it needs a nicer mounting brackets for speakers , other wise a nice system...

Had difficulty installing brackets

The mounting brackets SUCK

so i loomed all the wires and protected them as much as i could

And lastly after riding less than a hour after installing them the speaker broke as you can see in the picture

It's very adequate .. not as good as

Sound quality is good, installation was easy, Bluetooth works as it should.

Would recommend as it wasn't hard to install even if you havnt installed speakers on a bike before

Everything worked as it was supposed to and I have no complaint