+1
about the same price from Harbor Freight

 

im thinking of getting one of them $25 plastic duel trumpet airhorns and hiding it in my fairing.. i had one of them on a cbr i used to have, liked seeing the little old ladys head hit the roof of their car when they cut me off and i blew it

 

The Mini Beast is 129DB

 

stebel mini or howard dualls

 

I have 2 FIAMM Freeway Blasters, hi and lo note, and they definitely get you noticed. Cheaper than Stebel and easy to conceal. Mine are mounted behind the saddlebags, one on each side.
You'll need a relay for these puppies.

 

Frenchbiker,could you post info on how to do it?Thanks

 

Piece of cake. <g>

First, get your Freeway Blasters from Ryderfleetproducts.com they're by far the cheapest on the market. I think I paid 22 bucks shipped to me for the 2 horns.

http://www.ryderfleetproducts.com/cg...ch_results.jsp

Then, if you know how to wire 2 horns with a relay and reuse the stock horn switch, do it. Me, I didn't want to bother so I bought a dual horn plug and play relay harness kit from Eastern Beaver. Great product, fast shipping, despite the fact that the guy lives in Japan!
Took 10 days from the day I ordered to receive it.

http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Pr...horn_kits.html

Now, for mounting the horns on the bike, use the brackets supplied with the horns and the torx bolt that goes through the chrome fender trim and attaches the front saddlebag fastener and the seat strap bracket. Do that for each horn (1 per side). This will position the horns between the side covers and the shocks, high enough so that the left horn will not hit the belt on a bump (don't ask me how I know. lol). Once everything is tightened, push the 2 horns in (towards the rear wheel) so that they don't touch the back of the saddlebags. Mine are 1/2" away.

That's about it. What's left is to run the wires to the horns and horn switch and that's pretty well described in the directions from
Eastern Beaver.

Oh and I took the stock horn off but kept the cowbell on the left side. It's where the stock horn wires and the new harness connect and everything is hidden behind.

Feel free to ask questions if I wasn't clear enough.

 

+1 on the Rivco air horns you will be heard with these on your bike. They have been on my last two harleys.

 

I've had one from BJ Specialties for a couple of years now nad not had any issues. Extremely loud.

http://www.bjspecialties.com/order.html

 

I like my Mini Beast II, if you want a simple bolt on plug and play unit this is it.
It sounds like a Semi Truck horn and at 128 decibles that's as loud as I've seen advertized.

The others are cheaper, but take some modifying to mount.

http://www.thepropad.com/products?pa..._id=8&vmcchk=1