Bluetooth Motorcycle Speakers and Amplifier Sound System

Our review of these motorcycle speakers and amplifier finds them best suited for riders who want a simple, weatherproof audio upgrade with flexible installation. The biggest reason to buy is the combination of a pair of chrome 4 in full range speakers and a 100W amplifier that delivers noticeably louder audio than a bare phone, while Bluetooth 5.0 and Aux-in keep connectivity options straightforward. The unit is not for riders who need a fully waterproof amplifier or studio-grade fidelity, but for many motorcyclists it provides easy installation and solid value for music on the road.

Key Features

• 4 in full range speakers: Two chrome-finished speakers offer clear midrange and vocal presence that carry over typical road noise at moderate volume.
• 100W amplifier: Built-in amplification boosts output compared with phone-only setups so music stays audible at speed.
• Bluetooth 5.0: Stable wireless connection to a smartphone reduces latency and lets riders stream playlists or navigation audio.
• IP56 water resistance: Speaker housings resist rain and splashing so the system survives wet rides when mounted correctly.
• Wired control and universal fit: The wired volume control can be mounted where convenient and clamps fit 1 to 1.5 in handlebars for many bikes.
• Aux-in and FM radio: A 3.5 mm input and an integrated radio with hidden antenna add compatibility for MP3 players and over-the-air stations.

Who It's For

This system is a practical choice for touring riders, commuters and ATV users who want louder, more accessible audio than a phone speaker can deliver and value straightforward installation. The chrome speaker housings and wired control make it simple to add to cruisers, sport bikes and many ATVs with 1 to 1.5 in bars.

It is less suitable for riders seeking professional-grade sound tuning or a fully sealed electronics package, since the amplifier is not waterproof. If absolute audiophile clarity, multi-speaker setups, or completely submerged protection are required, look at higher-end or specialized systems instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy, universal installation for 1 to 1.5 in handlebars makes fitment fast on many bikes.
• Bluetooth 5.0 and Aux-in provide flexible connectivity for streaming and wired sources.
• IP56-rated speaker housings and solid output from the 100W amp deliver usable sound in wet conditions.
• Wired control keeps volume and basic functions accessible while riding.

Cons

• Amplifier is not waterproof, so mounting location and wiring require care to avoid exposure.
• Some users report mixed consistency in volume and long-term durability across different motorcycle models.

Specifications

Brand	GoHawk
Speaker size	4 in full range
Amplifier power	100W
Bluetooth	Bluetooth 5.0
Water resistance	Speakers IP56 (amplifier not waterproof)
Inputs	3.5 mm Aux-in, FM radio
Handlebar fit	1 to 1.5 in universal clamp

Our Verdict

These motorcycle speakers and amplifier offer an attractive balance of volume, connectivity and weather resistance for most riders. They are a good value for anyone who wants louder, more reliable audio on the road without complex installation, provided the amplifier is mounted out of direct exposure. Overall, a sensible upgrade for casual and touring motorcyclists seeking convenient sound and flexible source options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the amplifier waterproof?
The amplifier is not waterproof; only the speaker housings have an IP56 rating, so the amp should be mounted in a dry location.

Will these fit my handlebar?
They use a universal clamp designed for 1 to 1.5 in handlebars, which fits most motorcycles and many ATVs.

Can I use Bluetooth and Aux at the same time?
You can switch between Bluetooth and the 3.5 mm Aux-in, but the system plays one audio source at a time.