Harley Trike Audio (2009–2013)

No. The 2014 model year introduced the Boom! Box platform and a different audio integration path. The 2009–2013 trikes use Harley's earlier Advanced Audio system, so many harnesses, interfaces and mounting solutions designed for later bikes do not apply. If you have a later model, see our 2014–2025 Harley-Davidson Trike Audio Upgrades.

The 2009–2013 Tri Glide Ultra Classic has four factory 5.25-inch speakers: two in the fairing and two at the rear. The 2010–2011 Street Glide Trike has two 5.25-inch fairing speakers and no factory rear speaker position.

Not necessarily, but amplification is one of the most effective upgrades on these bikes. Replacement speakers can improve clarity and durability on their own, while a properly matched amplifier gives them the clean power needed to produce substantially more usable volume and control at riding speed.

Yes, but the correct head unit and integration parts depend on the year, model and system you are building. Replacing the factory radio can also change how the amplifier, handlebar controls and other factory functions are integrated, so it is worth planning the complete signal path before ordering components.

Yes. Some 2009–2013 trikes can use complete platform-specific kits, while others are better assembled from matched speakers, amplification, wiring and source components. Send us your year, model, current audio setup and what you want the system to achieve and we can help plan the right combination.