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My chrome Stebel looks (and works) as good as it did when I bought it 3 years ago, perfect. I couldn't be happier with my purchase from ease of install to loud sound to cheap price.
It's not the prettiest thing but it is functional.
Now I don't leave my bike outside in the rain, but it does get wet when I get caught in frequent FL rain showers.
My chrome Stebel looks (and works) as good as it did when I bought it 3 years ago, perfect. I couldn't be happier with my purchase from ease of install to loud sound to cheap price.
It's not the prettiest thing but it is functional.
Now I don't leave my bike outside in the rain, but it does get wet when I get caught in frequent FL rain showers.
The mini beast is the Stebel with a quality chrome metal cover. I paid around 149 for mine. I had the stebel/wolo on my 06 for a couple of years and it was pretty scratched and the chrome was worn on the edges. And it just didn't look great. Either one sounds the same and will get the job done
Okay, I admit it. I stole musicnbikes horn that he ordered for his crossbones. But I had a good reason. I really liked the looks of the mini beast but I'm vertically challenged and the profile of the mini beast was so thick that I couldn't reach the heel-toe shifter comfortably. So I tried his Howard's Horn and it looks good but it had the same problem for me. But at least we are able to adapt the brackets and change the location enough to make it work. Let me tell you, being short makes it difficult to mod your bike the way you want it. We'll post pics when we get it all put together.
Okay, I admit it. I stole musicnbikes horn that he ordered for his crossbones. But I had a good reason. I really liked the looks of the mini beast but I'm vertically challenged and the profile of the mini beast was so thick that I couldn't reach the heel-toe shifter comfortably. So I tried his Howard's Horn and it looks good but it had the same problem for me. But at least we are able to adapt the brackets and change the location enough to make it work. Let me tell you, being short makes it difficult to mod your bike the way you want it. We'll post pics when we get it all put together.
Your bike is looking pretty sweet, and after the mods, it should fit like a glove. (This is my wife, she has been absent from HD forums for a long time, but she's back.)
As far as I have been able to tell, the Stebel and the Wolo are the same horn.
Cover them with a plastic bag if you pressure-wash, or it won't be long until they sound like a strangled frog, rather than dual air horns, or they fail completely.
Mine has been fine without using a relay so far (about three years, and I use my horn a lot).
Last edited by Warp Factor; Feb 26, 2016 at 07:53 AM.
As far as I have been able to tell, the Stebel and the Wolo are the same horn.
Cover them with a plastic bag if you pressure-wash, or it won't be long until they sound like a strangled frog, rather than dual air horns.
As far as I have been able to tell, the Stebel and the Wolo are the same horn.
Cover them with a plastic bag if you pressure-wash, or it won't be long until they sound like a strangled frog, rather than dual air horns.
Seems like it to me also, except the Wolo Bad Boy is even cheaper.
Mine is 3 years old, loud as when new, and I don't cover it when washing but your point is excellent, I might as well start.
I like how cheap they are compared to all others. Like ⅓ the price but in my experience they are the loudest.
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