Riding isn’t just about getting somewhere—it’s about enjoying every mile along the way. You know the feeling: the power beneath you, the open road stretching ahead, and the deep rumble of your V-Twin engine. But sometimes, you want something extra to complement the motor’s growl.

The Kuryakyn RoadThunder Sound Bar Plus by MTX answers by punching right through the wind noise with 300 watts of power. You’ve got four-channel amplification driving two solid 2″ x 3″ full-range speakers and four clear-sounding 1″ tweeters. Out on the road, that means music stays crisp and loud, even at highway speeds.

Looks matter too, especially if you’ve spent time customizing your bike. Thankfully, this sound bar isn’t flashy or bulky—it blends in perfectly. You can go Satin Silver if you’ve got plenty of chrome, or Satin Black for a more understated look that seamlessly matches your ride. It sits neatly on your handlebar without drawing attention or spoiling the style you’ve worked hard to build.

Of course, anything you add to your ride needs to hold up when the road gets rough—and this sound bar does. It’s built tough with an IP66 weather-resistant rating, so rain or shine, it won’t let you down. It handles heat, cold, dust, and even those unexpected showers we all occasionally encounter. Plus, the built-in protection circuits ensure you don’t have to worry about overheating or shorting out.

Using it is simple, too. Bluetooth connects easily, letting you play your favorite tunes without hassle, or you can plug directly into the auxiliary port. There’s even a handy, water-resistant USB charger built into the side—perfect for keeping your phone charged on those longer rides. Installation? Honestly, it’s pretty straightforward. It fits most handlebars (7/8″ to 1-1/2″), and hooking it up is quick with just basic wiring.

Bottom line, the Kuryakyn RoadThunder speaker isn’t just another accessory—it makes rides more enjoyable. It delivers solid sound, blends nicely with a cruiser, and holds up against whatever the road throws your way. If you’re looking for a reliable way to bring your favorite jams along for the ride, this is definitely worth checking out.