Ultra Classic & Ultra Limited 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 Ultra Classic or Ultra Limited?
The same platform guide covers these bikes. Read the 1998–2013 batwing Touring audio upgrade guide before choosing your kit.
After a standard Electra Glide®? The bikes without the Tour-Pak and rear speakers are covered on the Electra Glide & Street Glide audio page (1998–2013). This page is for the Ultra Classic and Ultra Limited, sold through much of this period as the Electra Glide Ultra Classic.
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The Ultra Classic and Ultra Limited share the 1998 to 2013 batwing Touring platform with the Street Glide and Electra Glide, so these category collections cover everything confirmed to fit.
- Speakers: fairing, Tour-Pak and saddlebag drivers for the 1998 to 2013 batwing, including 6.5 inch options that fit with an adapter.
- Amplifiers: compact amplifiers that connect cleanly to the analogue speaker-level system, sized to drive a four-speaker layout.
- 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
What size speakers does a 1998 to 2013 Ultra Classic use?
A nominal 5.25 inch front fairing speaker, with rear speakers on Tour-Pak equipped models, and 6.5 inch front possible via an adapter where the fairing allows. Confirm the fitment for your exact bike.
Can I run a full four-speaker system?
On models with the factory rear speaker positions, yes: front and rear speakers with an amplifier is a natural upgrade. Confirm your model has the rear positions.
Is upgrading these bikes easy?
Yes. The analogue, speaker-level system means new speakers, an amplifier or a head unit integrate cleanly.
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.