Rockford Fosgate TMS69BL14 Power Harley Davidson Saddlebag Speaker Audio Kit with Harness and All Installation Hardware (2014 - Current)

If you only have the front speakers from RF installed (with the amp) I would definitely recommend adding this rear lid kit. If you’re at all fairly handy and feel comfortable with tools, this is not a hard install to add to the already installed front speaker and amp kit.I am going to suggest one change though.I would drill the speaker wire input hole for the saddlebag higher than the install video instructs.Reason being, I see no reason for the wires to be so close to the wheel or the drive belt. For this reason I re drilled the holes higher. It’s my personal preference to keep the wires as far away from moving parts as possible.I called RF to ask the reason why they drill the hole so low and if there is any reason to not drill it higher. They said no. Doesn’t disturb the integrity of the bag etc etc.So, your call but I included a pic of the bag after drilling the 2nd hole near the bag mounts and locks.. and closer to the top. Works perfectly. I put plugs in the other ones.Aside from that, which is completely my personal preference, GREAT kit. Changed the sound dynamics dramatically for the better ! Excellent.

first, the install is NOT for the faint of heart. You will have to CUT the saddle bag lids. This kit comes with a great template that is easy to use. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS!!! TAKE YOUR TIME!!! TAPE YOUR BAG LID TO AVOID SCRATCHES.The most difficult part in my opinion is wiring into the bikes harness, in my case I had to hard wire because I already had Tour Pack Speakers which made use of the secondary plug. If you don't already have 4 speakers it is a bit easier - NOTE: You will have to remove Gas Tank, Fairing etc to get to back of Head Unit.This is not a quick install, but it is WELL WELL worth it.The sound is amazing, I have a full Rockford fosgate Amp and speakers in the bike, before I put in the 6x9 the bass was overwhelming the round speakers. Now the bass is balanced and compliments the sound.At 50% volume you can hear my stereo from about 1000 feet away. No exaggeration. At 70% you hear the stereo before my bike - A full Stage 3 HD Upgrade with 4" DNT Bassani straight can exhaust. Yes it is Crisp and Loud!

I purchased these with the RF 400 watt amp and front speaker kit. I love this product and its ease of installation. I purchased this from Rockford Fosgate authorized On-Line seller along with amp and front speaker kit for my 2018 Road Glide Special. The only warranty honoring authorized on-line dealers are Amazon Direct (not other sellers listed) or Crutchfield. Cutting my new bikes bag lids was a bit nerve racking but the templates included in the kit make it almost foolproof. Take your time and watch the video a few times RF provides on their website and on YouTube. I took my time and installed this and the front speakers/Amp system in one evening after work. I'm not a mechanic nor body guy. I'm an IT nerd so if I can do it you can. Man up, grab the drill and jig saw and don't be intimidated by this kit. One important thing to note is before you purchase this and the Amp kit required, you need to flash the computer infotainment system. The Harley infotainment system (and ECU) are designed by TechnoResearch - http://technoresearch.com . Search their web site for authorized tuners. They will need to flash the system on the bike to recognize the new RF Amp. I found that info here - http://technoresearch.com/index.php/tuning-centers#sp--wrapper. Perform this prior of post installation. I did it first. Installation following the videos on YouTube went flawless. The sound from this system is amazing. I can ride at 80mph and it sounds like I have head phones on. Serious amps and clean sound.

I’ve been waiting a year to add these tear bag speakers because just the front speakers are night and day better then stock BOOM audio.The install came with everything you need to install as long as you have the 4 channel amp. It comes with the main harness that connects to the amp and goes down the center of the bike to the rear speaker. Don’t be nervous to cut the bags, the template makes it easy. Just take your time and be carful turning the corners.Something that is a must it put a liner in your bags to keep the chips out. Makes for an easy clean up.These are very load, I always ran and 3/4 volume with just the fronts, now 1/2 volume is way loader and it has more bass and well rounded sound.

If you're handy this is a nice project, takes about 2.5 hours. No need to replace the lids, use existing ones. Will need to upgrade your amp (easy project) to handle extra speakers if you have std system with 2 front or 4 speaker system with amp built into Boom audio.

I have the MPAK 12 by Arc Audio that includes the 600.4 Amp and the 602s in the front fairing. I wanted to purchase the 692s for the bags but my Road Glide didn't have the rear speakers originally. I would have spent $1200 on new lids and the Arc speakers plus $50 to $70 on the split backbone wiring harness. I purchased this kit and so far its awesome. The look resembles stock and I'm impressed with how it went together although I was nervous about cutting my lids. The sound was terrific! I tuned front and rear separately to get all 4 channels just right. $500 vs $1200. It is not even a close decision after experiencing the product along with the price.

Straightforward installation, took maybe an hour per side, a little nerve racking cutting my OEM kids but the template worked very well. Put masking tape down on any surfaces you’re going to cut or drill as it keeps the paint from burring and the edges clean. The only con for me is the way the outer grille and inner mount screw together, RF should have used machine screws / nuts instead of the tiny course thread screws that don't give a great bite or amount of thread catch. Tip: do NOT follow RFs “suggested” output and or gain settings, take the time and fine tune them yourself and it makes a HUGE difference in sound quality and overall volume.