Quadzilla RK Fairing with Stereo
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Quadzilla RK Fairing with Stereo
I purchased and installed the above from www.hoppeindustries.com and it is a really nice addition to my road king. I think my bike is now an Electra King.
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RE: Quadzilla RK Fairing with Stereo
I've seen those on the web, and they look pretty nice. I've been wondering though, how heavy are they? Does it really add a lot of effort to parking lot maneuvering?
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RE: Quadzilla RK Fairing with Stereo
My take on it:
1. price - those are pricey, but what isnt in the way of adding audio to a bike.
2. radio that comes with it - was told by a guy who uses it, that the cd player constantly skips, (Its a cheap radio mind you)
3. Audio level - There is alot of treble, with little bass from the speakers that are sent with it. The same guy told me that his audio level drowns out about 80mph, however 4 speakers in the front of your motorcycle is great, there isnt another manufacturer out there that offers this, that Im aware of.
4. Appearance - its clean, and usable in that you can remove it (I would add a quick disconnect to my wires), and its all incased in one unit.
1. price - those are pricey, but what isnt in the way of adding audio to a bike.
2. radio that comes with it - was told by a guy who uses it, that the cd player constantly skips, (Its a cheap radio mind you)
3. Audio level - There is alot of treble, with little bass from the speakers that are sent with it. The same guy told me that his audio level drowns out about 80mph, however 4 speakers in the front of your motorcycle is great, there isnt another manufacturer out there that offers this, that Im aware of.
4. Appearance - its clean, and usable in that you can remove it (I would add a quick disconnect to my wires), and its all incased in one unit.
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RE: Quadzilla RK Fairing with Stereo
My responses of the attached........My take on it:
1. price - those are pricey, but what isnt in the way of adding audio to a bike. (I am told that Just the radio from HD is 900 plus).
2. radio that comes with it - was told by a guy who uses it, that the cd player constantly skips, (Its a cheap radio mind you) (I have not used the cd but was told by Hoppe that skipping is a problem but the esclipse model 200w they included did it less than others they have used.) I have added sirius radio and listen to it all the time)
3. Audio level - There is alot of treble, with little bass from the speakers that are sent with it. The same guy told me that his audio level drowns out about 80mph, however 4 speakers in the front of your motorcycle is great, there isnt another manufacturer out there that offers this, that Im aware of. (At 70-80 with a 1/2 helmet and short 5 inch windshield I can hear mine fine. There is a lotta noise at that speed!!!!)
4. Appearance - its clean, and usable in that you can remove it (I would add a quick disconnect to my wires), and its all incased in one unit. (It comes with a 1/2 turn marine quick disconnect on the wiring circuit. It is just 4 acorn bolts holding the init on the bike and is a 5 minute removal process max.)
1. price - those are pricey, but what isnt in the way of adding audio to a bike. (I am told that Just the radio from HD is 900 plus).
2. radio that comes with it - was told by a guy who uses it, that the cd player constantly skips, (Its a cheap radio mind you) (I have not used the cd but was told by Hoppe that skipping is a problem but the esclipse model 200w they included did it less than others they have used.) I have added sirius radio and listen to it all the time)
3. Audio level - There is alot of treble, with little bass from the speakers that are sent with it. The same guy told me that his audio level drowns out about 80mph, however 4 speakers in the front of your motorcycle is great, there isnt another manufacturer out there that offers this, that Im aware of. (At 70-80 with a 1/2 helmet and short 5 inch windshield I can hear mine fine. There is a lotta noise at that speed!!!!)
4. Appearance - its clean, and usable in that you can remove it (I would add a quick disconnect to my wires), and its all incased in one unit. (It comes with a 1/2 turn marine quick disconnect on the wiring circuit. It is just 4 acorn bolts holding the init on the bike and is a 5 minute removal process max.)
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