Would this be loud enough to put on a dirt bike? (I'm going to zip tie it to handlebars)? And base?
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I am sure for house and room make loud enough, my phone is very small and the speaker make it loud a lot, my advise, try it, anyway is very cheap you will like it, I never try it for bike.
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The one I bought never worked. It was a piece of junk. Built very cheap and even broke checking the battery. I didn't even send it back. I just threw it away.
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I do not think the sound is going to be enough with a helmet & the noise from the bike.
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outdoors with engine running.. I doubt it.. I'd also guess the vibration and the like might break it
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I bought it for my '03 Corolla, its ok. On my Kawasaki ZR750 I installed a Stebel Nautilus Compact Dual-Tone Motorcycle Air Horn, 12-Volt, 139 DB, this one is LOUD and makes all the cars around you pay attention! You will have to get creative with installation under your front fairing, be sure the opening of the horn points down so it doesn't swallow water or debris
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I believe you have enough handlebar space, but placing the amplifier module may be a problem. You have limited mounting space on an 883. I checked with my mechanic before I ordered this system. I suggest you check with someone who has mounted a sound system on their bike. I friendly HD mechanic could help also! Hope this helps!
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It will bolt on but this carb has a cable style choke so you will need a cable and the thing for the bars. Unless ur bike already has it but thts rare on a dirtbike so to answer your question it will bolt on and your bike will run but itl be ghetto. Just buy the right one with hand choke lever
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I saw on several sites a lot longer exhaust that reaches to the back of the bike( about $79 ). You could modify that if you needed to make it even more quiet.
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I don't know what kind of motorcycle you ride but this thing can get pretty loud. So I would say yes.
97442
Not really more than stock noise no. If you got an intake or something I'm sure it would be more audible. I bought it to hold my high boost levels though not for the noise.
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What speakers would be best ? and i have a 3 ohm system on a honda goldwing 2002 year . 4 or 4 1/2 size .
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Hi Julie...the size and weight should not impact balance or steering while riding. Here's part of a review we received: "I'd rate these speakers 4+ of 5...unit is lightweight so no burden on the handlebars." As with all handlebar bags, it is important to mount it properly, to ensure it doesn't move while riding. Best regards, Sherri Besser, VP Ops
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I use the SMH10 which uses similar ear speakers and mic. My bike is a softail standard with windshield. A lot of wind noise is more the issue then the loud pipes. My best results are obtained with a helmet that has a face shield. With that setup all functions were significantly better then usable. With the face shield up on the helmet then wind noise became the issue at hwy speeds.
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Even if you stand up and sprint, it won't be loud if you have either cyclocross tires or road slicks. I don't know about knobbies but on my bike I don't even have to turn up the TV from twelve feet away.
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You will be happier with another amp. This is no way loud enough on my bike.
436289
Hi Shawn, this speaker would definitely NOT be loud enough on a motorcycle. It's loud enough to mount to a golf cart windshield, but not for a motorcycle. Hope this helps. Dan
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Plenty loud. I bout this because it the loudest portable speaker of this size. I have often attached to my loud Harley for a cheap and easy sound system.
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Would it be better, yes. Significantly, no. This speaker has a 15" woofer that can crank DubStep or Zumba at a loud enough volume for a small high school gym or house party. Mosh pit loud, no, but loud enough to feel the thump if you are within 10 to 15 feet. Two of these can drive stereo, or just repeat the mono. It would take a few cables either way. All in all, it depends on your loudness pleasure, but one or two of these can really kick @$$. Also, put them on speaker stands. The sound will kick even harder at head/chest level. If you have a sub woofer with your TV, you can add it in too with a little bit of adapter stacking (but no crossover). Would it be better, yes. Significantly, no. This speaker has a 15" woofer that can crank DubStep or Zumba at a loud enough volume for a small high school gym or house party. Mosh pit loud, no, but loud enough to feel the thump if you are within 10 to 15 feet. Two of these can drive stereo, or just repeat the mono. It would take a few cables either way. All in all, it depends on your loudness pleasure, but one or two of these can really kick @$$. Also, put them on speaker stands. The sound will kick even harder at head/chest level. If you have a sub woofer with your TV, you can add it... » Read More Would it be better, yes. Significantly, no. This speaker has a 15" woofer that can crank DubStep or Zumba at a loud enough volume for a small high school gym or house party. Mosh pit loud, no, but loud enough to feel the thump if you are within 10 to 15 feet. Two of these can drive stereo, or just repeat the mono. It would take a few cables either way. All in all, it depends on your loudness pleasure, but one or two of these can really kick @$$. Also, put them on speaker stands. The sound will kick even harder at head/chest level. If you have a sub woofer with your TV, you can add it in too with a little bit of adapter stacking (but no crossover). « Show Less
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I just installed it in the trunk of my bike & carpeted around it as to not block the heat from it. Works great. I have a simple Walkman hooked to it. It's too loud.
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It's pretty short so probably be pretty loud. A turbo type muffler would probably give you a deeper tone.