Need to get noticed? Install one of these!! Installation help

[ricochet]

Plenty of responses, but still waiting for someone with experience to tell me how its possible to mount this to my bike! How about on my crash bars? What kind of mounting is possible? As you can see it has a kind of flat mounting attached to the speaker

 

[BigNorm]

Highway bars is what I was thinking.

 

[warp9.9]

Just mount it on top of your helmet

 

[ricochet]

Highway bars is what I was thinking.

Agreed, but I just am not aware of what kind of bracket exists that can convert that flat surface into one that will be able to be mounted on the bars?

 

[rocketjohn]

You have to fashion a mounting plate. The siren mounts to the plate, and the plate mounts whatever way you can devise, to the bike.

 

[BigNorm]

What John said.

 

[ricochet]

You have to fashion a mounting plate. The siren mounts to the plate, and the plate mounts whatever way you can devise, to the bike.

That's my problem, I have no experience on how to do any of this. I dont even know what kind of tools or parts you could use to even accomplish this, I have no engineering experience

 

[warp9.9]

That's my problem, I have no experience on how to do any of this. I dont even know what kind of tools or parts you could use to even accomplish this, I have no engineering experience

Highway peg mount would work.

 

[1olbull]

Ricochet. I can identify with you about being cut off multiple times. Let us know how the speaker system works. Gonna do any karaoke on the road....

I always ride with my high beams on during the day. It helps a lot. I like it when others flash their high beams..... Then I know they see me.

Agree regarding high beams during day!

 

[1olbull]

Plenty of responses, but still waiting for someone with experience to tell me how its possible to mount this to my bike! How about on my crash bars? What kind of mounting is possible? As you can see it has a kind of flat mounting attached to the speaker

In my day, the sirens of similar design to this on police motors were mounted inside the engine guards.