Horn Installation

[Guest m0nk]

- how many type of air horn are there?

 

- seen wat snail horn..

izzit the same as those red air horn..

 

- wat is the price range and where can i get them at the price that u mention?

 

- any adverse effect on the bike?

 

- anyone know how to DIY and can teach mi?

 

 

thanks

[BaMBiNo]

got another type of air horns those are the trumpet air horns

will be louder than the conventional snail horns

 

my 2 cents

[Guest m0nk]

Originally posted by BaMBiNo@Feb 5 2004, 03:18 PM

got another type of air horns those are the trumpet air horns

will be louder than the conventional snail horns

 

my 2 cents

ya and?

 

it aint very useless if u just give mi like that.

best if got more detail

[Guest Sex4]

Do your know how to hook up the horn?????

:giddy:

[BaMBiNo]

Originally posted by FR3E@Feb 5 2004, 03:01 PM

ya and?

 

it aint very useless if u just give mi like that.

best if got more detail

and wad? wad info u want? go to http://www.stebel.it to see

there got all the info u want

[Guest m0nk]

Originally posted by BaMBiNo@Feb 6 2004, 12:14 AM

and wad? wad info u want? go to http://www.stebel.it to see

there got all the info u want

guess u onli know how to READ n get info from the net..

well..

thanks for ur 'help'

 

 

 

anyone can help mi WITH THE QUESTIONS STATED THAT SOME CANNOT SEE?

 

 

thanks

[Rikk]

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....showtopic=16454

 

maybe can take a look at this?

 

hope it helps!

[Guest m0nk]

Originally posted by Rikk@Feb 6 2004, 12:57 AM

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....showtopic=16454

 

maybe can take a look at this?

 

hope it helps!

 

thanks read up alot.

[BaMBiNo]

Originally posted by FR3E@Feb 5 2004, 11:19 PM

guess u onli know how to READ n get info from the net..

well..

thanks for ur 'help'

 

 

 

anyone can help mi WITH THE QUESTIONS STATED THAT SOME CANNOT SEE?

 

 

thanks

i did answer at least one of yr questions rite? and wad are u trying to imply in yr reply?? i am blind? i can't read? or u trying to tell me i am a kaypo??

 

at least i noe how to read up

[Guest m0nk]

Originally posted by BaMBiNo@Feb 6 2004, 04:13 PM

i did answer at least one of yr questions rite? and wad are u trying to imply in yr reply?? i am blind? i can't read? or u trying to tell me i am a kaypo??

 

at least i noe how to read up

okie..

still thanks for ur help..

 

i did thanked u right..

haha

[four]

Any cheap n loud air horn to recommend?? Is it difficult to install onto the bike??

 

hear that if water gets into the horn, it will spoil? true?? thinking of fixing a pair after my inspection.. haha...

[Rikk]

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....showtopic=16454

 

try here

[four]

thanks!

[genoble]

As title..

[yctradingsg]

alarm i DIY lor....horn i din get....

[Guest LandLord]

alarm i DIY , horn? never change to airhorn

[Guest m0nk]

air horn i know

hehe

[genoble]

Hi,

 

For the alarm, how to DIY? Thinking of getting one, heard that the shop selling doesnt include install, so asking around, can share your experience? thanks alot!

 

For the horn, those electric horn brought from shop, anyone done it before, can to share your experience?

[Guest LandLord]

Originally posted by FR3E@Mar 18 2004, 01:21 PM

air horn i know

hehe

u know how to install air horn with relay everything>

[Guest Sex4]

I notice that alot of ppl out there have install the V.LOUD electric horn on their bike. I have bought a similar ones, but when I tried to replace the original bike horn, it doesn't horn load, as only 1 side is activated. Have check the both horn, working. Think that there is insufficient power to the horn. Have tried to connect in series, but it burn my fuse. So now, I'm using back my orginal S4 horn. Any1 know know how to solve this problem. Any1 can share on how to connect the electric horn on S4????????? :confused:

[bambamstick]

Originally posted by Sex4@Mar 21 2004, 08:17 AM

I notice that alot of ppl out there have install the V.LOUD electric horn on their bike. I have bought a similar ones, but when I tried to replace the original bike horn, it doesn't horn load, as only 1 side is activated. Have check the both horn, working. Think that there is insufficient power to the horn. Have tried to connect in series, but it burn my fuse. So now, I'm using back my orginal S4 horn. Any1 know know how to solve this problem. Any1 can share on how to connect the electric horn on S4????????? :confused:

If I'm not wrong, you'll need a relay to wire up the horn. Can't give you any useful advise as I've not done it myself. Maybe you wanna chck with one of the motortiams or if any bros here know how to DIY.

[Guest nE0]

I think honda stock horn circuits have some built in resistance to prevent overloading the battery.

 

When I use the stock horn wirings to power just one Stebel horn, the headlight goes to half brightness when I horn. Now I use a relay, tap directly from battery, the headlight doesn't even flicker when I power two horns.

[four]

any one tried air horn?? hehe... saw mustafa selling.. but it comes with a compressor.. damn bulky...

 

anywat electric horn can pass inspection???

[Guest Sex4]

Originally posted by nE0@Mar 21 2004, 01:38 PM

I think honda stock horn circuits have some built in resistance to prevent overloading the battery.

 

When I use the stock horn wirings to power just one Stebel horn, the headlight goes to half brightness when I horn. Now I use a relay, tap directly from battery, the headlight doesn't even flicker when I power two horns.

I think I can hook up the horn myself with a relay, but what rating is the relay and if I am to connect directly to the battery, will it damage my battery as it actually feedback directly. Any1 can help???????????

[Guest nE0]

Stebel Magnums are rated 11amps. You're going to draw 11 amps anyway, whether you wire it directly to the battery, ignition, or original horn circuits. You might even draw more power if you use the original horn circuits.

 

The *relay, you can use the one that came along with the horn, or get a (recommended) Bosch 12V 30A relay. To prevent overloading the battery, use a 10A slowfuzing fuse. Or if you use more powerful horns, 13A or 15A.

 

Automotive batteries are designed for big current drains for short periods of time only eg. Starter motor. So, don't horn non-stop esp without the engine running.

 

 

*Whoops, sorry.