I did it on my bike, took a couple hours start to finish.
I used a spiral saw bit on a dremel to cut the openings.
The speakers should come with templates for the holes.
Make sure you use low profile speakers to clear the glove boxes.
It's a but awkward but you can get the holes cut without removing the fairing. (the smaller the dremel you can use, the better)
Wiring is up to you, I fabbed some pins to use the rear speaker outputs on my stereo. (it's not the original stereo. It's an older unit from an ultra).
The speakers themselves will mount with something like this:
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I was only able to get three because of the tightness of the area. Three seems to be enough so far.
Overall, its an easy upgrade and really adds a lot to the sound.
I used a spiral saw bit on a dremel to cut the openings.
The speakers should come with templates for the holes.
Make sure you use low profile speakers to clear the glove boxes.
It's a but awkward but you can get the holes cut without removing the fairing. (the smaller the dremel you can use, the better)
Wiring is up to you, I fabbed some pins to use the rear speaker outputs on my stereo. (it's not the original stereo. It's an older unit from an ultra).
The speakers themselves will mount with something like this:
I was only able to get three because of the tightness of the area. Three seems to be enough so far.
Overall, its an easy upgrade and really adds a lot to the sound.
