It seems like everyone is buying these for their motorcycles. Is this recommended for in car?
461615
Dont no about the car but it has my motorcycle pounding small amp very powerful
461616
Don't waste your money. My unit died after a few months and RF didn't honor the warranty. Recommend the Kenwood KACM1804. 4 channel amp.....
461617
Yes. I have it in a Jeep Wrangler under the dash for about a year.Very powerful but gets really hot, never over heated. But too hot to touch. Awesome sound.
461618
I've had mine under the driver seat of a 2006 Nissan pathfinder for about 2 years no problems, very satisfied I would buy another it's running 2 diamond audio 6.5 in the back doors and 2 diamond audio 6x8 in the front doors. Doesn't even need a dedicated subwoofer all sounds great
461619
I've been running this in my car for the past 4 months, and it has really good sound. Easy to fit right behind the dash too, so wiring is super easy.
1759208
They would be great for riding. I have a 65 Mustang Fastback with the original AM radio, so I use these often when I'm driving it. If you want to isolate the ambient noise even better though, I would recommend getting a set of Comply T400 tips...they are soft foam and both isolate more noise AND improve the sound quality of these already excellent buds. Have fun!
1213556
This speaker would not be sufficient for motorcycle use. I use it on a road bicycle when riding by myself and it works OK, but even then the wind noise sometimes is to much for it. Add an engine and it would be next to useless. In general, the speaker does sound very good.
388826
I run them on a motor cycle, so my bass is not too good. If in a car, maybe different. A very good speaker thou!
66028
Yes, it can safely be used in a motorcycle. It is JASO-MA certified. I run this in both my Honda XR650L and my Gold Wing. A simple Google search would have answered your question.
837472
I use it on my motorcycle as well as my bicycle, I even use it on my cleaning cart for my summer Sat job. I absolutely love it :)
1672343
I always wear earplugs while motorcycling. I wear these with my motorcycle helmet now because I always have them on my key chain. As these are slightly stubby, they aren't displaced when you pull the helmet on. I'd recommend them for this purpose.
1825029
I would not recommend a suction mount for a motorcycle. Occasionally, these will lose their grip due to changes in temperature. This is not so serious in the car where it might fall onto the dash or the floor of the car, but if it falls onto the road, the results will not be good.
1976106
No, I really like the pair. Great for motorcycle riding and outdoor anything.
883628
I don't own a motorcycle, but I can tell you this. I would imagine with the size of them they would mount easily somewhere on a bike, and they sound great. Just remember they are not at all waterproof...
459019
I used these while driving a very noisy vehicle. They took out the motor noise and road rumble, but left me the frequencies above 1.5 kHz, so I could still hear sirens, horns, and even the person talking next to me. I would think they'd be safe for power tool use as well.
603511
Yes, that's exactly what I use them for... BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOUR CAR PLAYER WILL PLAY CD-RW DISKS. You may want to test it with one before you buy a stack.
2003078
I can only respond based on what I have heard from others in my VW club. They have recommended that this be carried in our antique VW's, in case there is an engine fire. I don't know if anyone has used it but they do recommend it.
111678
Hey man I build ice chest radios with these and install them in alot of boats. Very good sound for such a small amp and for the price. It will wire into any 12 volt system so it should be fine for your bike.
1843873
I saw recommendations for the suction cup mount but be very careful where you put it on the bike and make sure to tether it to either yourself or the bike somehow. I lost a brand new hero2 on my first ride out using the suction cup mount so I don't trust it on a motorcycle, but I've seen it on others. Your call. But like I said, tether system is HIGHLY recommended.
1987901
Hi Chad, I use them when I drive my scooter. It's a 300 cc scooter. No intense riding. They take a while to get use to. Give it a 7 out of 10 for comfort. Smooth yes.
66029
I do not believe it should be used on motorcycles with Wet clutches. Wet clutch oils have special friction modifiers to help them grab and yet not to destroy the paper on the clutch friction plates. It's not worth risking the money. I won't put it in my Suzuki GSX-R.Thanks for all the input below gentlemen. After the many responses below I'll give this oil another chance Now that I've got a all new clutch. It sounds like it may have just been age/wear then a real issue based on all the positive responses from others. Thank you all.