Big sound for every stripped-down Harley.
No fairing, no problem – real audio for Dyna, Sportster, and custom builds.

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Whether you're riding a Dyna Wide Glide, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob, or a stripped-down FXR, the Havoc Roar Stereo 144.2 Sport Handlebar System gives your bike the sound it always deserved. If you're on a Sportster Iron 883, Forty-Eight, or a custom bobber carving twisting back roads, this kit lets you hear your favourite tunes clearly during real road cruising – without bolting a giant fairing to the front of your Harley-Davidson.
Compact 3.5" machined billet pods on the bars with our exclusive vibration-proof waterproof speakers, a Bluetooth Aquatic AV head unit in a matching billet pod on your handlebar clamp, and wiring built for real-world motorcycles. Roll out with your playlists, wherever the road takes you.
From the factory, naked Harleys were never meant to have audio. We disagreed.
The HRS 144.2 Sport Handlebar System is designed for:
If your Harley has standard handlebars and a normal 12V battery, chances are this kit will bolt on and wake it up.
Not sure if it will fit your setup? Send us a photo of your bars and front end and we'll confirm fitment before you order.
If you have a handlebar clamp on your motorcycle in either of these standard Harley-Davidson configurations, we have a kit for you.

On a lot of Dyna and Sportster models, the speedometer and odometer cluster sit right on top of the handlebar clamp. This kit is designed for bikes where that clamp area is clean and free of gauges – for example, if you've moved your speedo to a side mount, mid-mount, or tank console, or your FXR / custom Harley never had a gauge there in the first place. If your handlebar clamp is clear, the HRS 144.2 pods are right at home.
144 watts of clean HRS amplification driving a pair of 3.5" speakers that cut through wind, pipes, and traffic. This isn't "computer speaker" power – it's built for a Dyna or Sportster during real road cruising.
The very same internals that have been powering the famous Aquatic AV line of replacement stereos for Harley Street Glides and Road Glides now lives in a billet pod on your handlebars!
Weather-resistant head unit and speakers built for rain rides and downpours, and the kind of roads your Dyna and Sportster actually see.
The 288watt amplifier lives inside the head unit, so there is nothing else to install on your Dynas, Sportsters, and custom Harleys, other than the Billet handlebar clamp stereo and speakers. And you do it with the supplied sensible wiring runs and clear instructions. You keep the clean look of your bike and gain a serious stereo.
Everything you need to add real audio to a naked Harley – no fairing required:
| Fitment | Harley-Davidson Dyna, Sportster, FXR and custom builds with standard handlebars, a clear handlebar clamp (offset or parallel bolt pattern) and a normal 12V electrical system |
|---|---|
| Power | 144 watts of HRS amplification (288-watt amplifier built into the head unit) |
| Speakers | 2 speakers: 1 pair 3.5" aluminum speakers made exclusively for Havoc by Aquatic AV |
| Speaker location | Handlebars |
| Head unit | Aquatic AV Bluetooth head unit in a billet handlebar clamp pod: AM/FM, Bluetooth streaming, USB playback, Sirius/XM via phone app |
| Materials | Machined billet aluminum pods; stainless steel fasteners; weather-resistant head unit and speakers |
| Finish | Chrome or black |
| What's included | (2) 3.5" billet handlebar speaker pods with speakers; (1) billet handlebar pod with Aquatic AV head unit; power, ground and speaker harnesses with inline on/off switch; stainless mounting hardware; install instructions |




There are cheaper "motorcycle handlebar speaker" kits out there. You've seen them – tiny plastic cans, mystery-brand amps, wattage ratings that belong in a comic book. They might make noise in a parking lot, but they disappear the moment you're doing 100 km/h on a Dyna or Sportster.
HRS is different:
If you want to hear your music during real road cruising on a Dyna Wide Glide, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob, Iron 883, or Forty-Eight, start here.
In most cases, yes. If you have standard handlebars and a normal 12V electrical system, the HRS 144.2 kit will work on most Dyna, Sportster, FXR, and custom Harley-Davidson models. If you're not sure, send us photos of your bars and front triangle and we'll confirm fitment before you order.
No. We'll supply you with a custom wiring harness with an inline on/off switch so you don't drain your battery when not in use. You'll connect to power and ground at the battery and route the harness cleanly along the frame. There's no cutting of your stock Harley wiring harness. We also give you the speaker leads to your new handlebar speakers from the head unit on the handlebar clamp, with plenty of extra to place them as high up ape-hangers as you like, or trim the leads for a more compact installation.
Absolutely. Many riders start with the 144.2 handlebar system and later move up to our 4-speaker and 6-speaker HRS systems when they add bags, highway bars, or a custom rear end.