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[hacksaw]

Looks great, let's see some pic's when you get the lids back from paint.

[Harleypingman]

Props to OP for an outstanding audio project and pictures.  Nice to see that you were able to keep all the gear inside the fairing and keep things pretty neat.

Look forward to more pictures when you get the painted parts back.

Carl

[td119]

Well the lids came back from the painter and the task of putting the bike back together has started   

Here are pictures of the speaker grills and the water proof mesh installed in one of the grills 

[td119]

  Picture's of the saddle bag lid and speaker grills on the tour pak 

Starting to come together 

[td119]

Lift Side of the bike 

[td119]

Here is a picture of the tour pak speaker grills and the Hawg Wired speakers, I had to use two spacers to raise the speaker out of the pod the magnets are to big and the pod is not deep enough,  lost about 2 inches in the back but the sound is great!! 

[td119]

Side view of the spacer and the tour pak pod 

[td119]

Rear view of the four speakers, the bass improved once the lids were put back together and they sound pretty good 

[td119]

Side view of the saddle bags.............

[td119]

This is what the inside of the lid looks like with the metal guard installed, I may add some of the reflective sound material to the plate, but the goal was to protect the speakers from me over stuff my sh@t in the bag. Looks like it will do that very well. 

[td119]

Here is a picture of the Tweeter Grill painter with the GPS installed and I must say the sounds is flat without the tweeter hooked up, they do make a big difference 

[td119]

If the Weather is like it was today I hope to get out and test drive the bike and sound system    Can not wait to see how it sounds going down the highway doing 80.......     Will post a few pictures of the compete bike after the test ..

[Harleypingman]

Big "THANK YOU" for the thread and updating it with pictures.  These types of threads are my favorites.

You certainly had to do quite a bit of adaptive engineering on this project, and it's turned out great.

Thanks, again, for the descriptions and pictures.

Carl

PS:  I'm sending you a PM regarding the installation of the tweeters in the HT pod; I'm undertaking a similar project.