looking for a "manly" horn

[leatal]

emm, not being overly mechanically inclined, and there's a Corbin fairing on the front, so there's not much extra room, so i'd like to find something a little more plug and play with a close replacment the stock one in place

A quick and easy solution is to purchase a late model OEM Triumph Thunderbird horn (about $25) from the dealer, bend the bracket and bolt it where the original one was. I did, it is nice and loud as it is a low tone Fiamm brand horn. If you want really loud, I have a like new black Denali split horn wired to a series 3 Screaming Banshee controller that I will sell. I have it configured to plug into the Rocket horn system. If interested, I can take and post pictures of either (or both) systems.

 

[EasTexRIII]

looking for a "manly" horn

 

[EasTexRIII]

 

[EasTexRIII]

 

[EasTexRIII]

SORRY

 

[Dawg68]

I us a 139db air horn.. Bad Boy Wolo, I think any horn you choose if it uses air and is at or above that 130db threshold your presence will be known. I love watching people jump when I lay on that bad boy.

They now make them in a more compact designe, that is what I’ll be looking at when I put one on the R3T.

 

[Nat67]

looking for a "manly" horn

You never disappoint Clint . I couldn't believe that a thread titled Manly Horn , has got so far without deviating ?
They are definitely manly horns !

 

[BigNorm]

 

[albertaduke]

I put dual Fiamm's on mine

AHHHH!! HERE IS A MAN WITH GOOD SOUND DECISION

 

[barbagris]

for us in the USA this same list of horns is available on Amazon

But not with the sound bites!