Pics of How & Where you mounted your horns
#21
07-26-2017, 08:19 AM
Since I don't have the metal fab skills I was thinking of using that metal strapping they sell for mounting tweeters in cars. Might work for the AT28s since they have the screw hole in the back. Just have to get the straps bent the right way to maintain proper clearance.
#22
07-26-2017, 08:22 AM
Blade, very creative outside the box thinking on those mounts. I'd be worried about the weather tearing those mounts up though. May look into some small pieces of HDPE from Grainger or something. They sell a lot of colors, sizes, and thickness and they're pretty cheap. Keep up the good work.
#23
07-26-2017, 08:27 AM
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13 and down in the gauge holes
14+ SG where the mirrors go
14+ RG under the radio
these are the standard locations. There's a mount for 13 and down grills that we will start carrying next week that retails for 159.00 for the mount without the horn. Nothing for rushmores yet.
14+ SG where the mirrors go
14+ RG under the radio
these are the standard locations. There's a mount for 13 and down grills that we will start carrying next week that retails for 159.00 for the mount without the horn. Nothing for rushmores yet.
#24
07-26-2017, 08:28 AM
Ok,
I guess I'm going to be "that guy" here. I think that might be the ugliest location and mount I've seen. I'm wondering what the plan to weather proof those horns. Everything is exposed, wiring and connections. Sometimes less is more and maybe a set of larger dome tweets would be a better fit.
If function over aesthetics is the goal, then carry on and ignore my thoughts.
Pete
I guess I'm going to be "that guy" here. I think that might be the ugliest location and mount I've seen. I'm wondering what the plan to weather proof those horns. Everything is exposed, wiring and connections. Sometimes less is more and maybe a set of larger dome tweets would be a better fit.
If function over aesthetics is the goal, then carry on and ignore my thoughts.
Pete
#26
07-26-2017, 08:32 AM
I don't want to steal anyones thunder but I expect something like that to be available soon. Stay tuned...
#27
07-26-2017, 08:36 AM
This just something I threw together in a couple of hours as a concept. Not the finished product. From the riders view I like the way it looks - although it would be more compact. From the side - yeah, it doesn't look all that great. It will work for a few weeks though...
#28
07-26-2017, 08:38 AM
#29
07-26-2017, 08:55 AM
Ok,
I guess I'm going to be "that guy" here. I think that might be the ugliest location and mount I've seen. I'm wondering what the plan to weather proof those horns. Everything is exposed, wiring and connections. Sometimes less is more and maybe a set of larger dome tweets would be a better fit.
If function over aesthetics is the goal, then carry on and ignore my thoughts.
Pete
I guess I'm going to be "that guy" here. I think that might be the ugliest location and mount I've seen. I'm wondering what the plan to weather proof those horns. Everything is exposed, wiring and connections. Sometimes less is more and maybe a set of larger dome tweets would be a better fit.
If function over aesthetics is the goal, then carry on and ignore my thoughts.
Pete
Way to take a beautiful bike and "Beverly hillbilly" it up.
edit: I was reading on and realized it is only a mock-up. THANK GOD. LOL
Last edited by Sturgis67; 07-26-2017 at 09:01 AM.
