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Motorcycle Horn Reviews:
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6 Horns Compared!
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Hella Supertone
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Fiamm Freeway Blasters
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Stebel Magnum
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Stebel Nautilus Max
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Stebel Nautilus Compact
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Stebel Part 2: Hella Disk
vs. The Rest
Motorcycle Air Horns: Everplus Air Horns has some pretty wild and wacky horns; some have lights that glow when the horn blows - also check out the streamlined "Echo" horns! | World's loudest horn? The Hornblaster 152 dB locomotive horn
Dual Air Horns: Wolo "Airmite" air horns; all different shapes, sizes and tones; this site includes sound bites | The ProPad chrome mini air horns make 128dB | Rivco Products also has air horns; chrome plated air horns and horn covers | More motorcycle air horns at Motorcycle Accessories
Fiamm Motorcycle Horns: RideSafer has many different types of Fiamm horns, including the Fiamm AM-80, HF-90, the Fiamm HK-9 Road Thunder (134 dB), Road Blaster and more; they also have wiring, relays and installation kits | FIAMM horn page - Don't settle for wimp-ass OEM bike horns - the combination of a high and low tone from the Fiamm "Freeway Blasters" makes a RUDE sound! Get 'em at Manny, Moe and Jack's (Pep Boys) in the U.S.A. | JC Whitney claims to have the Fiamm 130 dB Freeway Blaster horns, but they appear to be a Wolo substitute instead
Hella Horns: Hella makes a variety of horns, including air horns and the big, loud, round motorcycle vibrating Twin Supertone dual horn kit at 118 dB
Wolo Horns: The Wolo "Bad Boy" sounds like a freight train and can be used to replace the existing horn as long as it is switched by a relay
Loud Motorcycle Horns: Howard's Horns specializes in air horns for cruisers; they have some nice horns for Harleys and some Japanese bikes; chrome plated, made in the USA and "tested" to be as much as 1000% louder than OEM Harley horns | Very nice instructions on installing horns with a relay, including relay basics by Chet Walters | Big giant 18-wheeler truck air horns at buyTruckStuff | Susquehanna Motorsports has a nice selection of Hella horns | Hella Twin Supertone Horn kit with two 118dB horns and relay at Auto Barn | Voxbell horns are standard equipment on some Ducatis, Moto Guzzis and Laverdas; you can purchase them at Columbia Car & Cycle in North America (search in the electrical parts section) and Motomecca in the U.K. (search for "horn" and they're listed by bike brand and model) | Stebel "Magnum" and Nautilus horns are claimed to be the loudest horns available at 136 dB and 139 dB for the Magnum TM80/2, which is listed under their car horns | Many different horns at Heeters including Stebel air horns and hand-pumped bugle horns | Grover makes an assortment of loud horns for trucks and trains | Griot's Garage has the Hella Supertone kit and an interesting Nautilus type horn called the "Compact Italian Air Horn" in both small and large (139 dB) sizes
Novelty Car Horns: Some weird stuff at
Cruisin Classics,
including a Bull Horn, Rat Fink T-shirts and models and more!
Air Horn Notes: From "L.H." - "I was reading
through info on horns. I noticed that the add for Wolo 419 Bad Boy
looks exactly like the Stebel compact air horn. Their price for the
horn was high considering that I just bought a Stebel from California Sport
touring for $38 and change including shipping. Wolo seems to charge
for a few decals and cosmetic alterations. In addition the advertisement's
instructions imply that you simply attach the wires from the original horn.
That is misleading since a relay is needed and comes with the Stebel."
Installing Motorcycle Horns: Installing a Motorcycle Horn Relay | Article on installing dual Fiamm horns on a Yamaha TDM850 by Scott de Deugd; the information here could be used for most motorcycles
