Tri Glide Ultra Audio (2014–2025)

No. The 2024 and 2025 Tri Glide Ultra remained on the Boom! Box GTS platform and did not receive Skyline OS. A2B integration does not apply to these bikes. Skyline OS and A2B arrive in the trike range with the redesigned 2026 models.

The standard Tri Glide Ultra kept the same basic four-speaker layout across this period, with two 5.25-inch speakers in the fairing and two at the rear. That gives strong parts commonality across the run, but radio integration and factory-amplified CVO models still need to be checked separately.

The 2020–2022 CVO Tri Glide was factory amplified and used a higher-spec audio system than the standard Tri Glide Ultra. That means an upgrade is not simply a matter of treating it like a radio-powered four-speaker bike. The factory amplifier, speaker configuration and signal path all need to be considered when planning the replacement system.

The 2023–2025 Road Glide 3 shares fitment with the Tri Glide Ultra on a number of front-stage parts, so those products appear in both collections. Its factory layout is different: a two-speaker sharknose front stage and no Tour-Pak rear position, so Tour-Pak and saddlebag parts from other Touring builds do not automatically apply. Start from the Road Glide 3 audio page if that is your bike.

In the fairing where possible. A compact amplifier usually fits there, while a bigger system with more channels or a subwoofer may need another location. Tell us your year, model and planned system and we'll confirm the mounting before you order.

The Freewheeler does not use the factory fairing and infotainment system fitted to the Tri Glide Ultra and Road Glide 3. Audio upgrades on a Freewheeler are therefore planned as a more custom build rather than following the same speaker and integration path as the factory-audio trikes in this collection.