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I wired it up so that it uses the stock horn button. You have to use the relay, otherwise the horn will only blow once. Without the relay, you would have to turn the bike off and restart it for the horn to work again.
I know someone on here will really hate me now. lol
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There were enough obvious reactions from a few cage drivers that I'm sure the horns saved my bacon countless times. So, I was
somewhat disappointed that the horn button on my Harleys wasn't as user friendly as my metrics.
To solve that problem, I installed a "Save A Life" horn, I believe it is called a "Horn Trigger" now.
You can not compare a Harley with a metric. Two different animals.
I tried the Horn Trigger, hated it and removed it. I bought the two pack and gave one to my buddy. After riding my bike, he never even installed the thing.
Last edited by Glenn Gorman; Oct 15, 2024 at 10:10 PM.
You can not compare a Harley with a metric. Two different animals.
I tried the Horn Trigger, hated it and removed it. I bought the two pack and gave one to my buddy. After riding my bike, he never even installed the thing.
Did you ever ride a metric scooter? The horn button is much easier to reach then the one on a Harley.
I'm not comparing a metric with a Harley, just commenting on the ease of reaching the horn button.
Why hate the Horn Trigger? It is big enough to easily hit and unless a rider spends time looking at it, he won't even
know it is there. I guess people want different things out of their rides.
My favorite scooter was my Magna, V4 engine, liquid cooled, shaft drive. I guess you really like Harley's and are
offended when anyone doesn't support your belief that they, and everything about them, is the best?
Last edited by rjg883c; Oct 16, 2024 at 11:51 AM.
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