Larry Fine
Moderator
Due to popular (
) demand, here are some pix:
) demand, here are some pix: 
Rooster on a '96 Nighthawk 750
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brianinpa
Five Star Vetteral
So that's how it was supposed to be mounted! 
I like the tweeters: been thinking about the same thing.
I like the tweeters: been thinking about the same thing.
Larry Fine
Moderator
I came up with a way to hole-saw the side with the lighter hole: I cut the hole on the right side first, and screwed the "slug" onto the left side as a locator hole for the pilot bit.
I chose these speakers because of the woofers' grill shape; it just fits top and bottom because of the flats, and the speaker itself has mounting ears rather than a complete ring.
Also, note the partial ring of foam between the headlight rim and the fairing. It's foam made for filling the gap between the window sashes when using a window A/C.
I chose these speakers because of the woofers' grill shape; it just fits top and bottom because of the flats, and the speaker itself has mounting ears rather than a complete ring.
Also, note the partial ring of foam between the headlight rim and the fairing. It's foam made for filling the gap between the window sashes when using a window A/C.
Kynan C.
Admin
Nice job! The tweeters look super cool. They look like they were born there! Thanks for sharing the pics!
Terraplane Tom
Vetter Aficionado
Brian, they had a Rooster mounting kit on Ebay for $40.
brianinpa
Five Star Vetteral
I saw it Tom, but since I already had it mounted, I figured why mess with it. Besides, these things were designed for the Nighthawk style bike so I am not sure that the stock mounting kit would have worked on a 1200 GoldWing.
Larry Fine
Moderator
Tom, that kit, as far as I can tell, does not contain the handlebar clamps that I showed close-up nor the U-shaped support rod.
