Electra Glide & Street Glide Audio (1998–2013)
Complete Systems & Kits
2-Speaker Systems
4-Speaker Systems
Subwoofer Systems
Individual Components
Head units
Amplifiers & DSP
Amplifiers
DSP Amplifiers
DSP — Digital Signal Processors
Speakers
5.25″ Speakers
5×7″ Speakers
6.5″ Speakers
6×9″ Speakers
10″ Speakers
Speaker grilles
Sound deadening
Wiring & Harnesses
Signal harnesses
Power & ground wiring
Speaker wire
Connectors & terminals
Installation
Amp mounting
Speaker adapters & spacers
Lid cut-in kits
Speaker enclosures & baffles
Vented lowers
Signal & Integration
Signal interfaces
Bluetooth receivers
Line output converters
Accessories
Replacement parts
How do you upgrade the audio on a 1998–2013 Street Glide?
Start with the fairing speakers, then add an amplifier and rear or saddlebag speakers.
Read our 1998–2013 batwing Touring audio upgrade guide for what actually works on these analogue bikes.
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- Speakers: fairing, lower fairing and saddlebag drivers for the 1998 to 2013 batwing.
- Amplifiers: compact amplifiers that connect cleanly to the analogue speaker-level system.
- Head Units: direct-fit wireless CarPlay replacements for the dated factory radio.
- Complete Kits: matched speaker, amplifier and harness packages, specified together so the system is balanced from the start.
FAQ
Which bikes does this cover?
The 1998 to 2013 batwing Touring platform: the 2006 to 2013 Street Glide, and Electra Glide and Ultra models on the same fairing across these years. The Street Glide was introduced for 2006, so earlier batwing bikes are Electra Glide and Ultra.
What size speakers do these bikes use?
A nominal 5.25 inch front fairing speaker, with 6.5 inch possible via an adapter where the fairing has clearance. Aftermarket saddlebag speaker lids are available in 5x7 inch and 6x9 inch configurations; confirm the exact lid, mounting and speaker kit rather than choosing by bike year alone.
Is upgrading these bikes easy?
Yes. The analogue, speaker-level system means a new speaker, amplifier or head unit integrates cleanly without the digital interfaces newer bikes need.
Should I replace the radio?
A direct-fit CarPlay head unit is a popular upgrade because the factory radio is dated. It is optional if you only want better speakers.