Waterproof Bike Bluetooth Speaker with Handlebar Clamp

Clamped tight, ready for the next bump

Clamps on and stays put

The clamp wraps the bars and the orange grip pad bites into the rubber of the grip. Turn the knob by hand until the speaker stops moving, then check it after the first few bumps. Over-tightening on thin bars is the one thing to avoid.

Splash-ready outdoor build

IPX5 covers water jets and splashes, so rain, spray off a front wheel and beach sand are fine. It is not built for submersion, so keep it out of deep puddles and dry the grille after muddy rides.

Controls you can reach

Power, volume and track buttons sit on top of the body. Skip a track or turn the volume down without taking a hand off the bars, which matters most when traffic is close.

Three numbers that matter on a ride

• 5.3Bluetooth version
• 500 mAhRechargeable battery
• 3Parts in the box

Charge, pair, and clamp

1. 1
   Charge the 500 mAh battery

   Plug in and charge the speaker before the first outing so the battery is full for your first loop.

2. 2
   Pair over Bluetooth 5.3

   Switch the speaker on, open Bluetooth on your phone, and select the TG392. Set the volume on the phone and on the speaker to a level you can hear over traffic.

3. 3
   Clamp it to the bars

   Open the clamp, seat it on a straight section of the bars, and tighten the knob by hand. Give it a test shake on a short loop before a long ride.

Speaker, clamp, and bolt, ready to mount

• Bluetooth speaker×1

  Woven fabric grille with top control buttons

• Handlebar mounting clamp×1

  Rubber-coated with orange grip pad and tightening knob

• Mounting bolt×1

  Metal bolt that adds a firm hold to the clamp

The first shower test

The quiet ride

The ride is quiet, and the phone in your jersey pocket is no way to play music. Holding it at the bars means fumbling at every junction, and stuffing it in a bag means missed calls and a slow ride with nothing in your ears.

The first shower

The clouds turn and the first drops hit the grille. The woven fabric front and the IPX5 splash rating mean the speaker keeps playing while the phone stays dry in the bag.

Hands back on the bars

The clamp sits on the bars where your hands already are. Tighten the knob, pair over Bluetooth 5.3, and both hands stay on the grips for the rest of the loop.

From first charge to every ride

1. First use
   Charge, pair, and mount

   Charge the 500 mAh battery, pair over Bluetooth 5.3, and clamp the speaker onto your bars. Test the fit on a short loop before a long ride.

2. 3 uses
   Dialed in on your bike

   After a few rides you will know the best angle and knob tension for your bars. Volume settles in for your usual routes.

3. 30 days
   Part of the ride routine

   Music on rides becomes routine rather than a novelty. Check the clamp and grille after muddy or wet rides to keep it in shape.

Why not just use your phone?