Anyone have any horn and mount combos that are not in the traditional place?

 

Lenale has a horn relocation kit for their fan. It mounts to frame rail by lowers. You may be able to get one from them.

 

Kuryakyn "hidden horn" mounts under rh saddlebag 115 db very loud rep. at Daytona said it will fit 2010.$$175.00
Stan

 

The Lenale fan (which works quite nicely) comes with an adapter to mount your horn to the left forward down tube. They also have an alternate mounting location that attaches your horn to the left mid heat deflector.

 

I mounted a small but very very loud air horn (compressor and horn) under my tour pack and behind my number plate. Out of sight, out of mind till I press the switch then everyone knows I'm there. Then I just tidy up the mounting bracket by cutting of the bit of the bracket which gose down tio the original horn. Makes that side of the bike look a lot more open / tidy.

Mark A.

 

this worked for me... Stribel nautalist LOUD horn... $39.95 came with a relay, mounted on a "P-clamp" onto the engine guard. Really can't see it, if you aren't looking for it

 

I have the Lenale fan.

I bought a set of trumpet air horns with compressor.

I mounted the fan, and built a mount to have one trumpet above it and one below, both pointing forward.

The fan and trumpets are all one piece and bolt onto the horn mount. The compressor is in the ABS bay as I dont have ABS. Otherwise I would mount it under the seat section in the engine compartment.

If this sounds good to you, let me know, I will post pics.

 

PappyUSMC, i'd like to see that as Lenale didn't offer a relocation kit when i bought mine.

 

Is the Parade Fan thermostat controlled or does it run all of the time?

 

I have an Ultra 2009 and 2 FIAMM Freeway Blasters (low and hi tone) mounted on the front tank mounts on both sides. They're not noticeable there. They're small, they're black and they're tucked between the tank and the lower fairings.
They're much louder than the stock horn and you'll definitely get noticed.
Eastern Beaver sells a dual horn harness with relay which makes the install totally plug and play.
Between the 2 horns bought from Ryder Products and the harness, the whole thing cost me less than $60 and it took me 1 hr to install. I kept the cow bell on the left side but removed the stock horn.