Hey freshman, here's a little bit of homework you should do before you squeak...... stop listening to your grandfather; read the Owner's Manual.I might be a little late to the thread but OP, I'm pretty sure our bike's run on a 6v electrical system so it'll be rather complicated to run a 12v car amplifier off this. Even the best amps go into protect at 9v.
As far as the car audio talk, right now I'm running 2 12 inch BTL's on a Cactus Sounds K5 (5100 wrms). Let's just say I've had to replace my windshield
CBR250 Audio System
Despite what people think about Audio on a motorcycle.and the flame ill be getting online,im going to be putting one on my cbr250 anyways.go tell the harley guys how you really feel about their audio systems.
the Amp i will be using is a Rockford Fosgate PBR300x4
picking the amp up today,was too busy yesterday.
-fits in the passenger seat compartment
=puts out more then rated power,will prolly put out 330-350 RMS.
-getting the amp new for 189$ instead of 269.99$
Rockford Fosgate® - PBR300X4
i will be using 8ga wire with 2 fuses(just because i have 2 fuse holders laying around) with 30amp fuses. one before the battery and one before the amp.
not too sure on what speakers i will be getting as of now because i dont want to get some expensive car audio speakers that have a chance to get messed up with water from washing the bike or rain in the future.
i plan on speakers in the fairings and possibly super tweeters near the gauges.
all wires will be hidden,will take pics of the installation,also under the main seat where the battery lays has room for wiring/fuse holders etc. but not enough room for this amp.will have room for the smaller motorcycle amps that ive seen on uniqcycles but those amps are small and dont do rated power.
PS:the L-Wrench that came with the bike doesnt fit to take off the seat.so id suggest adding one to your toolkit incase your batt dies one day.
the Amp i will be using is a Rockford Fosgate PBR300x4
picking the amp up today,was too busy yesterday.
-fits in the passenger seat compartment
=puts out more then rated power,will prolly put out 330-350 RMS.
-getting the amp new for 189$ instead of 269.99$
Rockford Fosgate® - PBR300X4
i will be using 8ga wire with 2 fuses(just because i have 2 fuse holders laying around) with 30amp fuses. one before the battery and one before the amp.
not too sure on what speakers i will be getting as of now because i dont want to get some expensive car audio speakers that have a chance to get messed up with water from washing the bike or rain in the future.
i plan on speakers in the fairings and possibly super tweeters near the gauges.
all wires will be hidden,will take pics of the installation,also under the main seat where the battery lays has room for wiring/fuse holders etc. but not enough room for this amp.will have room for the smaller motorcycle amps that ive seen on uniqcycles but those amps are small and dont do rated power.
PS:the L-Wrench that came with the bike doesnt fit to take off the seat.so id suggest adding one to your toolkit incase your batt dies one day.
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