Music, Tunes! Vulcan 800 Classic

[tcwc]

Are there any 'kits' out there that will give me music/radio/tunes on my ride? 2000 Vulcan 800 Classic. Wife works alot and sometimes it's just me riding. Would be nice to have some tunes! Are they any companies that make 'kits' (radio/speakers) for my ride? Thanks in advance!!!!!

I did a search, didn't find what I want. Satelite radio is ok, if it comes with the speakers! (I DO NOT and WILL NOT wear headphones).

Any info is appreciated! Thanks!

[Parrothead]

Rumble Road Speakers seem to be the best. I plan on getting some soon. The reviews on them are pretty good.

[Spok]

send a PM to 2wheelfun, he has a music kit that he's listed for sale in the past, he might still have it

[REFUGIO]

Try this one UNiQ Cycle Sounds : Motorcycle Speakers | Helmet Speakers | Motorcycle Audio Accessories | Earphones and Headphones

This is what I use on my ride...very pleased...Plug an IPod into them.
They sound great and can hear them at highway speeds

[LuckyArmpit]

I have a Sansa MP3 player (never did like Apple and any thing that they make).
I run my earbuds into my full face helmet. Plug it in and turn it on! Listen to every from Frank Sinatra to 3 Doors Down. You don't even have to have lots of volume plus, it drowns out the wind sound.

Lucky...

[Ryan F]

I have the Rumble Road ones. I have been really happy with them, and they're loud enough for highway speeds as well.

[RichLockyer]

Rumble Road with the MP3 player built into my GPS... but any headphone-level output can feed the Rumble Road, so you can use a walkman.

What I like about the RR system as compared to the others is the amplifier is built in to each speaker housing, so the entire system consists of what amounts to a couple of Harley spotlight housings. Other systems may offer more compact speakers, but you have to figure out where and how to mount the amp where it won't overheat and run the wiring all over the place.
With the RR, you simply connect power, plug the adapter into the RCA jacks, and plug the other end of the adapter into the music source.