Propad Mini Beast Horn
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Propad Mini Beast Horn
Has anyone used the Propad Mini Beast Horn? I ride with the Warriors Watch Riders and we do Military Welcome Homes and Send Offs. We try to bring as much attention to the function by making lots of noise.
I had a Stebel Air Horn on my last bike and it was very Loud. I am looking for a new horn for my new bike. I would prefer not to have to run wires and connect a relay if I don't have to.
I came across the Propad Mini Beast Horns. The Harley dealer also recommended them. The are supposed to be almost as loud as an air horn, but 100% plug and play. No relay, and no extra wiring since it is not an air horn. Not supposed to fry the horn switch.
Any opinions would be welcomed.
Thanks
I had a Stebel Air Horn on my last bike and it was very Loud. I am looking for a new horn for my new bike. I would prefer not to have to run wires and connect a relay if I don't have to.
I came across the Propad Mini Beast Horns. The Harley dealer also recommended them. The are supposed to be almost as loud as an air horn, but 100% plug and play. No relay, and no extra wiring since it is not an air horn. Not supposed to fry the horn switch.
Any opinions would be welcomed.
Thanks
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I have a propad on my roadglide. Its louder than stock by a lot, not as loud as a airhorn with a heavier duty separate compressor. Very easy to install, however since everything is contained in the horn cover, its a trifle bulky. Overall, good investment for safety.
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I've just installed a mini beast 1 on my fatboy. It's certainly louder than stock (and I didn't need to use a separate relay, but might look into that in the future...) I've nothing else to compare it to.
But some people say that the mini beasts are just a nautilus or wolo badboy with a cover. They are not. Inside mine are two separate compressors, and look very different from the nautilus/wolo horns. I can't say how the volume compares, but they are not the same thing at all.
EDIT: For your purposes, however, I would probably go and install a separate "noise maker" just for the event(s). Then you can have something much less practical. (Eg. 2' long airhorns, musical air horns, sirens etc.)
But some people say that the mini beasts are just a nautilus or wolo badboy with a cover. They are not. Inside mine are two separate compressors, and look very different from the nautilus/wolo horns. I can't say how the volume compares, but they are not the same thing at all.
EDIT: For your purposes, however, I would probably go and install a separate "noise maker" just for the event(s). Then you can have something much less practical. (Eg. 2' long airhorns, musical air horns, sirens etc.)
Last edited by peg20; Oct 17, 2013 at 08:16 AM.
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