Stinger Harley-Davidson Touring Motorcycles (1998-Present) 2/4 Channel Universal Amplifier Wiring Kit, Direct Fit Wiring, Harley Davidson Road Glide & Street Glide, (SVTK4681)

Made the job easier for sure, all the connections fit and seems like it was made from quality parts.

This kit is perfect, has EVERYTHING you need to add an amp and provides speaker wires along with wiring to use Hi-Level inputs of your amp OR RCA cables (purchased seperatly). Cool that the power and ground are Orange/Black HD colors. Would buy again in a heartbeat. 60amp fuse provided, as long and you only need 60amp or less, you're good to go. I would buy this kit 2x if I had a 2nd amp, it is just that nice. Wire ends are pre-terminated by Stinger as well. Get this kit!! Installing on my 2010 Harley Tri-Glide Ultra with a JL Audio MX500/4

This kit literally comes with every single thing you need except… rca cables. That’s my only complaint. Other than that, pretty awesome kit!

It’s a great starter kits for motorcycles amp kit. Everything is in the box you need

This kit was a game changer. Saved so much time and headache. Everything is plug-in play and included that you need to install amp, etc., under the fairing of road glide. Installation so much simpler. Would definitely buy it again.

Very nice set of cables and plugs. Used it on a 13 road glide to add an amp and upgrade a little. Could have made this myself but I would have had to find all the connectors and buy rolls of wire that were the same colors. Made the install thoughtless. Just slap it in! I normally don't buy stuff like this, but I did this time and I did not regret it. I don't need a 60 amp fuse for my system, so I slapped in a 40 to have a backup for the main fuse on the bike. Not all the kit got used, and I modified it a little, but it's perfect.

Great kit! Had everything I needed to install an amp in my 2017 Road Glide. I highly recommend this kit.

Exactly what my husband needed to run his new speakers & subwoofers on his bike. I think he purchased quick-release plugs separately, but only because he wanted thicker wires.