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Old 10-30-2009, 04:32 PM
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Looking for an air horn that can be hidden on an 08 ultra.Want something loud but compact has any one else done this on?
 
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I have the Rivco air horns, but they go on the stock mount.

Seen and heard these, so they would be the ones I'd get or recommend: http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go...etail/IMID/260
 
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Kyurakyn makes a set that is mounted to the rear of the right rear shock behind the saddle bag.
 

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I used a Stebel. Got it for about $40. I seperated the compressor and the horn. I mounted the horn in the left side cover and the compressor in the frame in front of the battery and ran a hose between the two. Worked great and never had any trouble. A plus is that you can do away with the cowbell. Hope the pics come thru.
 
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Originally Posted by rustybearing
I used a Stebel. Got it for about $40. I seperated the compressor and the horn. I mounted the horn in the left side cover and the compressor in the frame in front of the battery and ran a hose between the two. Worked great and never had any trouble. Hope the pics come thru.
+1 Did the same thing works great. Never had a problem.
 
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+1 on the stebel.

I also separated the horn from the compressor. I swapped out the horns and put the compressor under the seat right side. Love it.
 
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How do you seperate the horn from the compressor? Isn't a Wolo Badboy actually a Stebel, or am I dreamin'?
 
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How do you seperate the horn from the compressor? Isn't a Wolo Badboy actually a Stebel, or am I dreamin'?
I believe the wolo is the same horn.

To separate just slide the compressor off of the horn. It takes a little force but it slides off. It took me a minute to figure out which way to slide.
 
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There's really nothing new in the tankless airhorn world (Stebel, MiniBeast, Wolo, HD, Howards, Rivco, etc). What someone really needs to work out is a way to get a small air reservoir (tank) and compressor hidden to get the really loud sound. I came across a guy on YouTube who put a setup into one of the saddlebags. Sucker was LOUD.
 
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Kuryakyn makes their Hidden Horns that go behind the right saddlebag....great idea, but I haven't really heard anything good about them at all. Most people have said they fall apart or quit working.

I too wanted a completely hidden air horn.........but in the end I just went with the Mini-Beast. This thing is super loud, easy to install, and looks good. I paid $109 delivered for mine which is the original one, the new design ones are a little more pricey.

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