The FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster Horn on the other hand IS LOUD. 130 dB
The PIAA Sports horn isn't all that loud from the specs. No wiring? That's interesting...
•112db
•Works with all bikes
•Great for limited space area's
•No wiring required
The FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster Horn on the other hand IS LOUD. 130 dB
It's funny when the state inspection guy is standing there in front of your bike and tells you to hit the horn. They jump every time. The first time I got it inspected after the installation, the guy was kneeling down by the front tire. Almost knocked him over and got a "Holy S--t" out of him.
I can assure you Max that the PIAA sports horn is a "real horn", some of us don't want to have to deal with a relay and a large horn that is a pain in the ass to mount.
The one I posted that Murph sells is a real horn as well. It did use a relay but I was able to mount them in the stock position. Here is a thread I started detailing the installation. http://www.zggtr.org/index.php?topic=8845.msg107269#msg107269
Yeah those are good horns, still like the no relay option for me though. ANYTHING is going to be better than the meep meep horn.
Yeah those are good horns, still like the no relay option for me though. ANYTHING is going to be better than the beep beep horn.
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- as per some of the kind advice above , I installed this horn last night. Took me all of like 10 minutes to get the original horn out and mount this in its place.
- doesn't need a relay and can run off the stock wiring.
- much louder that the Peep-Peep original horn. Authoritative Baaarrpp tone.
- something for the guys here to consider , if you're not into cutting into the bike and incurring all the trouble for an air-horn install.
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- that PIAA horn doesn't like water. Don't get any into its throat. Reduces the sound to a squak
- mount it throat down with the guard in place.
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just ordered the PIAA 76500, decided the easy install and stil getting a increased performance was the best for me. Plus, (i know some of you will look down on me for this) when i trailer my Connie i like to remove the horn and the plastic plate there between the forks tube to be able to loop my tie downs on the bottom of the tree. So i didnt want any extra bulk there to have to contend with. Im going to install my horn, new screen and touring pegs all at the same time maybe a weekend or two from now.If you live up to your handle not too many are going to look down on you.