Street Glide & Ultra – Complete Audio Systems (2014–2023)
Complete Systems & Kits
2-Speaker Systems
4-Speaker Systems
6-Speaker Systems
8-Speaker Systems
Which complete audio kit suits a 2014–2023 Street Glide or Ultra?
The Cicada 14FLX series is the foundation of most builds here, pairing an FLX four-channel amplifier with matched CX, CXX or CHX horn coaxial speakers, and stepping up to DSP-controlled front-and-rear systems. Rockford Fosgate Stage Kits and Wild Boar and Hogtunes packages complete the choice. Match the kit to whether you want a front stage or a full front-and-rear system, and check the fitment for your exact model.
FAQ
Do I need to replace the head unit for a batwing kit?
No, not for most builds. The factory Boom! Box provides analogue speaker-level outputs, so the kit's amplifier connects with a plug-in harness and no factory digital interface.
What is the difference between a front-stage and a full-system kit?
A front-stage kit powers the fairing speakers only. A full-system kit adds rear speakers, in saddlebag lids or Tour-Pak pods depending on the kit. Most standard Street Glides have no saddlebag speaker opening, so saddlebag speakers need replacement speaker lids or a cut-in lid kit. Match the kit to how much of the bike you want to run.
Does the factory radio need a flash?
Most Cicada FLX kits integrate without a reflash. Some Rockford Fosgate Stage kits require the factory radio to be flashed as part of the install. The kit listing sets out what is needed.
Can I add to the kit later?
Yes. A front-stage kit can be expanded with saddlebag speakers and more amplifier channels, or a subwoofer and mono amp. See the batwing amplifiers and batwing speakers.