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Bagger questions, straight answers

Which bikes, tank pull, weatherproof, payment plan, no public prices. Serving Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Orange County.

Which bikes do you build for?

Harley-Davidson Road Glide, Street Glide, and Road King are the core. We also do Softail bagger audio, same shop as Road King. Richard manufactures AMS pods in-house.

Where does the amp go on a Road Glide or Street Glide?

On Road Glide and Street Glide builds, the amplifier mounts inside the fairing. Doing it correctly means pulling the gas tank — there is no shortcut. Shops that skip the tank pull are mounting power somewhere it does not belong.

Do you pull the tank on a Road King too?

Road King audio is its own layout. No shark-nose or batwing fairing like the Glides. We still run weatherproof power, soldered connections, and AMS pods built for the King. Quote the year and we will tell you how the amp sits on your bike.

Will this hold up in the rain?

Yes. We use weatherproof-rated speakers and amplifiers built for outdoor motorcycle use. Fully soldered connections. No crimps. The system has to live in LA drizzle, Long Beach marine air, and Orange County heat — not a garage queen.

Do you publish prices?

No. Call (310) 513-8800 or text us for a quote. Year, make, model, and what you want the bike to sound like. We do not list packages or dollar amounts on this site.

Do you offer a payment plan?

Yes. A payment plan is available through our payment plan partner. Apply online, then schedule the install. We say payment plan — not financing. Decision timing is controlled by that partner, not by the shop.

Who manufactures AMS pods?

Richard. In-house, since 1998. Chrome or gloss black. Each pair is built for that customer’s bike. Hertz is the primary speaker brand inside the pods.

Are Hertz speakers the only option?

Hertz is the primary speaker brand on AMS bagger builds. If you already have a direction, bring it — Nick quotes — text us — and Richard builds what the bike needs.

Where is the shop?

22025 S Avalon Blvd Ste A, Carson, CA 90745. About fifteen minutes off the 405. Monday through Saturday, 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Sunday closed. Riders come from Los Angeles, Long Beach, Torrance, San Pedro, and Orange County.

Who do I call vs text?

Call (310) 513-8800 for the bay. Text us for Nick on sales. Zack is Operational Manager — he makes sure the job is complete, delivered, and you leave happy.

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