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RF ~180 (wow!!! they went up) - ebay
RF 10 Gauge install kit (extends the warranty with 1 year)! ~ 23 bucks! just found on amazon Prime (search Rockford fosgate RFK10 - 10 AWG power only install kit - you do not need the RFK10i kit)
infinity's 62.11i ~115 ebay
speaker rings ~ 20 (easternperformance via ebay!)
Thanks. Question, if the speakers are not motorcycle specific, how do they hold up to the weather?
in the fairing - I would not worry too much... you can always put some hydrophobic fabric between the fairing and the speaker... In fact I am running some tests now with different Hydrophobi c sprays and and speaker fabric. there is another thread I started 1-2 weeks ago. once I got the results, I will update.
most of us buy the Cyclesounds fabric but it is pretty expensive (believe 30 bucks). Joe - send me a PM. once I got the results, I can ship you some (if they work well enough) for LESS money than the CycleSounds.
in the fairing - I would not worry too much... you can always put some hydrophobic fabric between the fairing and the speaker... In fact I am running some tests now with different Hydrophobi c sprays and and speaker fabric. there is another thread I started 1-2 weeks ago. once I got the results, I will update.
most of us buy the Cyclesounds fabric but it is pretty expensive (believe 30 bucks). Joe - send me a PM. once I got the results, I can ship you some (if they work well enough) for LESS money than the CycleSounds.
Just for real world verification of AAWAV's comments. I just rode through a couple of torrential downpours with the infinity's and they held up fine. I run em in the upper and lower fairing. Great Speakers!
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