Audio/Visual/Communication

V-twin audio covers two kinds of products at VTWIN BIKERS (V-Twin Bikers): audio built into the bike, such as speakers, amplifiers and head units, and communication gear that mounts to your helmet. Both let you hear navigation, talk to a passenger and enjoy music while keeping your hands on the bars.

Bike speakers, amplifiers and head units

Aquatic AV sells speaker kits, Bluetooth radios, an LCD touchscreen head unit and package systems for fairing bikes. Cerwin Vega lists 6 by 9 inch coaxial speakers with a cut-in lid kit and amplifiers, Boss Audio adds a front audio kit with 6.5 inch speakers and an amplifier, and Diamond Audio offers a media player with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Check the model year and fairing type, since speaker sizes and amplifier locations differ.

Helmet intercoms and headsets

SENA and Cardo make Bluetooth and mesh intercoms, speakers and charging accessories. These mount to the helmet, so fit depends on helmet shape and headset type. Pair a headset with a well-fitting helmet so it sits securely.

Wiring and installation

Plan power and fuse locations before you start, and use a quality connector set from the electrical page. Each product lists its fitment on the Fitment tab. Orders of $200 or more ship free.

Choosing a setup

Decide first whether you want sound from the bike, communication between riders, or both. A speaker kit or head unit is the right choice for solo music, while a helmet intercom is better for talking with a passenger or riding group. You can run both, since they work independently.