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Bike Stereo

Step 4Other Required Items - Speakers

Sonic Impact Stick-On Speaker SoundPad Pair. These run about $20. These speakers stick to any flat surface turning it into a speaker. In this project I make two flat planes out of aluminum that fit inside my bike frame. The sound pads are concealed between them and the sound actually comes out of the aluminum!

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3 comments

May 29, 2010. 5:42 PMCydeSwype says:

Amazon has Dayton ones for $16 a pair and some other brand for only $6 a pair! Not sure if they are of a poorer quality but they seem highly rated. Think the $6 may be a temporary sale.

Mar 22, 2007. 10:48 PM

Yerboogieman says:

where did you get these speakers? Walmart fred myers radio shack?

Aug 27, 2007. 12:49 PMgate (author) says:

I got them from Think Geek. They are $19.99. I think the price has come down a few bucks from last year.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/audio/6bd8/