Question About Loud Horns

[ENFOMAN]

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[Picinisco]

Go to your local junk yard. You should be able to find a couple of Fiamm's for a few bucks.

Dual Fiamms. Look for them on eBay but not by name. Look for Saab or Volvo horns. They are Fiamm.

[Monsignore]

I've got the Stebel Nautilus on my '05 R1200GS. It certainly helps my on my commute in NYC.

Excel Cycle Werkes sells a mounting kit with everything you'd need for an R-bike.

webBikeWorld has a good selection of articles on MC horns, and comparisons, here.

Just make sure you plug in the relay properly. I did not and blew mine out after less than a year. Of course, the $14 relay was the last thing I checked, after buying dual-Fiamms and a trick wiring kit from Eastern Beaver. I keep the relay as a reminder to check the simple (and cheap!) parts first.

[jerrym100]

Wolo "Bad Boy" dual tone air horn with relay - $40 at Harbor Freight.

Cheap, easy, loud.

[lgb]

The '03 RT came with two Bosch horns, high and low. Very loud and effective. No sense in changing.

[markaz]

My 83 R100RS has a pair of Fiamm's. They're loud enough to wake the dead. They were on it when I got it. Are they stock?

[richardak]

here is another option I think is a good idea.......

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I like the idea of this one. I picked one up when it was a Kickstarter project. Tried it out to make sure it worked but haven't installed it on my bike yet.

It allows you to keep both horns with a single horn button. Short beeps use the stock horn but hold the button down for the air horn.