Audio, lighting, and custom work for the Harley Road Glide. Cicada Audio systems fitted and tuned in Pompano Beach, on a fairing that was made for big sound.
The Road Glide's fairing is bolted to the frame, not the forks. The bars turn, the fairing does not, and the speakers stay pointed at you.
That fixed fairing is a big, stable place to mount speakers, which is why the Road Glide is a favorite for serious audio builds.
The red Road Glide in our clips was filmed on a phone outside the shop. The camera starts at the bike and keeps walking to the far side of the lot.
A Road Glide outside the shopOne take, filmed on a phone. Tap the first clip and turn your sound up.
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Fitment follows Cicada's own system list, confirmed against your exact year and model before anything is ordered.
An audio install already means the fairing comes off, the tank comes up, and the bags come apart. That is most of the labor of a custom build, already done.
So that is when our riders change the bars, the lighting, the wheels, and the suspension. Your bike is not passed down a line. One builder takes it apart, builds it, and puts it back together, and it only comes apart once.
Every panel off, laid out, and waiting
The specialtyHarley AudioCicada speakers, amps, and DSP, tuned to stay clear at speed.Open
AudioSaddlebag SpeakersSpeaker lids that put sound behind you.Open
The brandCicada AudioWhy we install one brand, and which system fits your bike.Open
Be seenLED LightingHeadlights, bag lights, and color-changing accents.OpenThey are different, not better or worse. The Road Glide's fairing is fixed to the frame, so the speakers always point the same way. The Street Glide's turns with the bars. Both take a full Cicada system.
Cicada builds complete systems for the redesigned fairing, from a two-speaker front stage to a full fairing and bag system. We match it to your bike.
On most builds, yes. The upgrade happens behind the fairing: speakers, amplification, and tuning.
Yes. It wears a sharknose fairing like the two-wheel Road Glide. See trikes.
