Originally Posted by Robjr

Here's the Baddad lids on my bike that originally had J&M 5x7's in them, I replaced them with HAT 5x7's. I had to cut the basket some to fit the HAT's.

Originally Posted by Fatherwayne

Hey man, Do you mind if I ask where you got those lift out trays?

Originally Posted by Robjr

I bought them off ebay, the brand is Warlord. I believe I paid somewhere around $50.00 for them. I had smaller ones that I really liked, but they wouldn't work with my HD liners.

Originally Posted by Blue Tick

Is anyone having issues with water getting into the bags? What steps did you take to seal them up? We travel and almost always hit rain at some point.....

Originally Posted by matt76cmich

For my 2015 i went with the Harley lids from Boardtracker Online and then modified them for use with the V-Twin Audio 6x9 adaptors.

My personal experience with 6x9s has been the Moto's are a bass heavy speaker and with their low sensitivity they need quite a bit of power to get them to be loud. I have used Pioneer D6902's, A6994R, and now the Pro 6900. The Pioneer Pro 6900 have been my favorites so far. 150 watts and they scream. Very clear and pretty decent mid bass presence.


What does your fairing setup look like?

Originally Posted by legoiii

Matt76, if the Pio Pros are only rated at 100 watts rms, wouldn't 150 watts distort them?

Originally Posted by Tailwind

It depends on a lot of different factors but if ur talking speaker specs only, there is a ship load of headroom in those speaks so throwing 150+ at them is probably a good spot to be.

I'm running about the same at they perform very well, distortion free.

T.

Originally Posted by Tailwind

It depends on a lot of different factors but if ur talking speaker specs only, there is a ship load of headroom in those speaks so throwing 150+ at them is probably a good spot to be.

I'm running about the same at they perform very well, distortion free.

T.