Marine Audio Journal
The Bluetooth Speaker That Can Sync With Every Other One Nearby
Kicker's PowerBars don't just play music on their own, they can link to other PowerBars nearby so everyone hears the same song at the same volume, from the boat to the campsite.
Cut Into Your Saddlebag Lid, or Replace It Entirely
Kicker sells two genuinely different approaches to saddlebag audio: a cut-in kit that modifies your existing lid, and a full lid replacement with the speakers already built in.
Riding a Pre-2014 Harley? Your Kicker Kit Is a Different SKU
Kicker sells two audio kits for the Street Glide and two for the Road Glide, split by model year, not just trim. Buy the wrong one and it doesn't fit, even though the model name matches.
Same Kit, Different Fairing: Kicker's Road Glide vs Batwing Audio Upgrades
The Kicker 50HDR154 and 50HDS144 share the same speakers, the same amp, and the same price. The only real decision is which fairing shape is actually bolted to your bike.
Component Speakers Cost $100 More Than Coaxial. Here's What That Buys.
The 51MSS shares every electronic component with the 51MSC Kicker already sells. The only difference is whether the tweeter lives in the same basket as the woofer or gets its own mounting point.
The Tower Can That Comes With Nothing Inside It
Kicker's KMTES and KMTED enclosures are empty on purpose, built to hold speakers you already own instead of selling you drivers you don't need again.