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    Yeah those Frogzskins are really cool. I first learned of them when I was shopping for potential speaker options for my Valkyrie. There are speaker kits for Harley bags ( I have Road King Classic bags on my Valkyrie) that listed a screen product called Frogzskin to keep out water. A simple Google revealed that they are designed for snowmobiles and personal watercraft to vent air intakes etc... The product comes in many shapes and sizes. It also can be bought as just the material. The pre shaped ones ,like the circles I bought, are basically peel and stick and can conform to corners etc... Pretty cool.

    Yes, this sub hits hard. It's hard to believe all that bass is coming from just a 6.5" driver. I have decided , though, that I am going to line the left bag with some Dynamat sound deadening material. On really heavy bass material and high volume, the bag begins to have a slight rattle. Nothing really bad, but the sound deadening material should eliminate it. Going on a ride today.Will test it out while riding. Suppose to be high of 55.

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    Nice job. Personally, I'm not ready to lose a bag for a sub, but I'm sure it rocks.
    Good on you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    Nice job. Personally, I'm not ready to lose a bag for a sub, but I'm sure it rocks.
    Good on you.
    That's the thing. The sub is removed in about as long as it take you to open the saddlebag. If I need the space, voila

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmytee View Post
    That's the thing. The sub is removed in about as long as it take you to open the saddlebag. If I need the space, voila
    THAT'S cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    Nice job. Personally, I'm not ready to lose a bag for a sub, but I'm sure it rocks.
    Good on you.
    to be honest i can still put my jacket and gloves in my bag with my sub
    to be honest imho,way way worth the effort....
    great job on the sub btw Jimmie!!looks pretty amazing

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    Quote Originally Posted by smokinjoe187 View Post
    to be honest i can still put my jacket and gloves in my bag with my sub
    to be honest imho,way way worth the effort....
    great job on the sub btw Jimmie!!looks pretty amazing
    Thanks. Had it on the road today. Yep, I'm liking it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smokinjoe187 View Post
    So it winter in cali
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    i changed the front speakers to polk audio db 651 s from amazon
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    Did you have to modify anything to get the 6.5" speakers to fit (cut speaker grill, shroud, other)?

    Also, how deep are the speaker wells (will they accommodate larger/deeper magnets)?

    TIA

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    the polks were a nightmare to fit,and have since gone in the thrash,instead i am now running Rockford fosgate r 16-s speakers
    dropped in and fit nice,and a big step up in performance

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    my single best addition was my trunk and rear speakers and sub...
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    Quote Originally Posted by smokinjoe187 View Post
    the polks were a nightmare to fit,and have since gone in the thrash,instead i am now running Rockford fosgate r 16-s speakers
    dropped in and fit nice,and a big step up in performance
    MInd you that you went with db series speakers.

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