Motorcycle Bluetooth Speakers 5x6.5 in - Waterproof Handlebar Stereo

In this review the GoHawk-style motorcycle Bluetooth speakers are evaluated for riders who want a simple, handlebar-mounted audio upgrade. The single biggest reason to buy is the all-in-one design: a 600W full-range speaker with a built-in amplifier, Bluetooth 5.0 and wired control that clamps to standard 7/8 in to 1-1/4 in handlebars, making it a straightforward option for cruisers and ATVs. It is best for those who value easy installation and a chrome, weather-resistant unit rather than audiophile-grade loudness.

Key Features

• Built-in amplifier: The integrated amp provides a compact, self-contained system so no external amp or complex wiring is required.
• Bluetooth 5.0: Wireless streaming works up to about 15 meters, letting riders stream music and radio from most smartphones without a wired connection.
• Universal handlebar fit: Heavy duty clamp fits 7/8 in to 1-1/4 in handlebars or crashbars, making it suitable for many motorcycles, UTVs and ATVs.
• Waterproof design: IP56 protection helps the speakers survive rain and outdoor use on tours and off-road rides.
• AUX and USB inputs: 3.5mm aux and USB drive support give playback flexibility when Bluetooth is not available.

Who It's For

The speakers are aimed at touring and cruiser riders who want a plug-and-play audio upgrade that mounts to standard handlebars or crashbars and survives the elements. Installers who prefer quick SAE-style wiring and a single-piece unit with chrome housing will appreciate the simplicity.

Riders seeking very high-volume, studio-grade fidelity or those with limited handlebar clearance should look elsewhere; the unit requires about a 5 x 6.5 in mounting area and some users report the highest loudness is not extreme. This is a practical accessory rather than a professional sound system.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy installation with included hardware and SAE connector for standard 12V connections.
• Attractive chrome housing that fits many Harley touring and cruiser styles and crashbar mounts.
• Multiple input options and full-function wired control for convenient playback management.

Cons

• Requires sufficient free space for the 5 x 6.5 in speaker size, which can be a limiting factor on some bikes.
• Sound quality and maximum loudness are mixed among users, so those expecting very loud output may be disappointed.

Specifications

Speaker size	5 x 6.5 in
Power	600W full range
Bluetooth	Bluetooth 5.0, ~15 meter range
Inputs	3.5mm AUX, USB drive support
Mount fit	7/8 in to 1-1/4 in handlebar clamp
Waterproof rating	IP56
Power connection	Standard 12V SAE connector

Our Verdict

The speakers are a good value for riders who need a convenient, weather-resistant handlebar stereo with Bluetooth and built-in amplification. They excel at easy installation and durable construction, and they suit cruisers and ATVs that can accommodate the 5 x 6.5 in housing; those wanting louder, studio-level sound should consider more powerful, multi-component systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my handlebars?
It fits standard handlebars and crashbars from 7/8 in to 1-1/4 in using the heavy duty clamp but you must ensure about 5 x 6.5 in of free space for the speaker housing.

Can I play music from a phone over USB?
The USB port supports USB drive playback only; it does not support USB-to-phone music playback or USB charging of phones.

Is it safe to use in wet weather?
The IP56 rating provides splash and dust resistance suitable for rain and outdoor rides, but prolonged immersion should be avoided.