On a par, both from volume and tone perspectives, with the Road Runner ("meep meep").
Mine went away, replaced by the FIAMM low- and high-note pair of horns. MUCH better and more authoritative.
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On a par, both from volume and tone perspectives, with the Road Runner ("meep meep").
Mine went away, replaced by the FIAMM low- and high-note pair of horns. MUCH better and more authoritative.
woodybelle
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Here is a picture of my Fiams installed with no modifications to the horns or the fairing. Note the relay mounted just above the horn bracket.
No, but it's pathetic. Check out my Denali Mini Soundbomb conversion, posted on horns. It's good and loud, not daft loud, but loud.
Upt'North.
Except for being a tidier job of it, that photo could be my install, too.
I put a Wolo Bad Boy on my CB750ST. That's a loud sucker! I haven't put one on the ST yet, but I plan to.
The connectors to the OEM horn go right onto the relay coil terminals. I supplied the power through a fusible link at the battery (also supplies added headlight relays) and a parallel ground wire back to the battery.
It's mounted on the original horn mounting point with a thick steel strap, and rotates with the fork, but doesn't hit anything. You can see it peeking out below the fairing:
The connectors to the OEM horn go right onto the relay coil terminals. I supplied the power through a fusible link at the battery (also supplies added headlight relays) and a parallel ground wire back to the battery.
It's mounted on the original horn mounting point with a thick steel strap, and rotates with the fork, but doesn't hit anything. You can see it peeking out below the fairing:
Denali Soundbomb Mini. | Horns / Mirrors
Just got round to fitting a horn upgrade onto my ST110W. Like it says, it's a Denali Soundbomb Mini at 113 dB. It sat on the shelf until winter prompted some action on my part. It necessitated a little 'bracketry' from the metal drawer, this included an automotive audio bracket, you know the...
Upt'North.