Anyone want a pair...inexpensive!
Three years ago I mounted a pair on my dirt bike. They were loud...people took notice!
My mistake was using galvanized strapping to mount them.
Due to road vibrations, the metal fatigued and one is now somewhere in Cambodia;
the other is was then held on with reams of duct tape...not a pretty sight.
The only hardware shop in Pattaya that sold them moved locations a year ago; I finally
found their new location this week. I bought and sturdily mounted a new pair.
Both horns are low-note 410Hz (low frequency), unlike my prior pair which were a one low and one high note.
This is actually better as low frequencies carry further and can be heard at greater distances.
The loudness of these horns is another reason to ride wearing ear plugs!
Note, the horns are not marked "Fiamm", so are either a copy or a private label brand of "Fiamm".
The shop sells the pair horns for 295-Bt, which includes a relay switch. Cheap, I thought, considering I found
Net prices were from $13-US, for a single horn (no relay), to $30 for the pair. All that is needed is to add a
10amp fuse before the relay, wire in the relay and mount them. I'll soon be adding a pair to my BMW F650GS!
If any GT-R regular member wants a pair, and they are not available locally...I'd be happy to EMS the kit to you at cost (in Thailand)...for 295-Bt plus EMS postage.
PM me. You can reimburse me with a postal money order or at the next big meeting whenever that is (Franz?).
Horns - now on the dirt-bike:
Note: I've since rotated the horns to face down as it lessens the chance of water getting in and possibly ruining them.
Fastened:
Kit includes:
Three years ago I mounted a pair on my dirt bike. They were loud...people took notice!
My mistake was using galvanized strapping to mount them.
Due to road vibrations, the metal fatigued and one is now somewhere in Cambodia;
the other is was then held on with reams of duct tape...not a pretty sight.
The only hardware shop in Pattaya that sold them moved locations a year ago; I finally
found their new location this week. I bought and sturdily mounted a new pair.
Both horns are low-note 410Hz (low frequency), unlike my prior pair which were a one low and one high note.
This is actually better as low frequencies carry further and can be heard at greater distances.
The loudness of these horns is another reason to ride wearing ear plugs!
Note, the horns are not marked "Fiamm", so are either a copy or a private label brand of "Fiamm".
The shop sells the pair horns for 295-Bt, which includes a relay switch. Cheap, I thought, considering I found
Net prices were from $13-US, for a single horn (no relay), to $30 for the pair. All that is needed is to add a
10amp fuse before the relay, wire in the relay and mount them. I'll soon be adding a pair to my BMW F650GS!
If any GT-R regular member wants a pair, and they are not available locally...I'd be happy to EMS the kit to you at cost (in Thailand)...for 295-Bt plus EMS postage.
PM me. You can reimburse me with a postal money order or at the next big meeting whenever that is (Franz?).
Horns - now on the dirt-bike:
Note: I've since rotated the horns to face down as it lessens the chance of water getting in and possibly ruining them.
Fastened:
Kit includes:
