Metalarts air horns???
 

Been looking for a air horn for the Glide and I have seen this one in a Mag. Like it very much as it wires in directly to the wires for the stock horn with no add on relays etc. . Does any body have any one or seen one used etc..........
Heres the web sight.
http://www.metalartsinc.com/motorcyc...accesories.htm

i have seen the air filter and horn covers....looked great as far as quality

Dont know how it wires up, but the "mini-beast" looks nice.

http://www.thepropad.com/c-3-air-horns.aspx

Check out www.rivcoproducts.com
Loud air horns, good looking chrome and easy to install

Metal arts,

So I take it as its a direct swap for the original horn with no extra wires or relays required . Am I correct on this??????

Had these put on in Sturgis.....no complaints....great people.

http://www.bjspecialties.com/

Yeah, but I still think the mini beast looks better.

I bought two of the minibeast horns, one for my rk and one for my dyna. I installed the one on the RK and it's incredible; very very loud. I didn't like the way it looked on the slammed dyna so its still in the box. I'll be glad to sell it to someone for a fair price.

I sold the minibeast to a fellow forum member.

I bought a set from metal arts with the flame cover. Had trouble with the long trumpet coming lose JB Welded it in place. Long trumpet broke at the base and fell off. Call Metal art to buy a replacement trumpet. They said send it back and we will fix it. That was last Feb. and have not got it back yet. I call every couple of weeks and they say they aare sending it out but has yet to show up.

Well Guys ,
I got the Metal Arts horn for Christmas from the kids. It goes on easy as pie and is nice and loud. I want to warn you about one thing. Metal Arts claims 139 DB.....the horn inside the over sized cow bell is a Wollo (sp). It says on it 118 Db. Still loud as hell though. The horn itself can be had for about $55.+/- from JC whitney. The Cow bell is of high quality casting and chrome looks good, and is a perfect fit around the horn and the compressor. Mounts up well with no relays required. As far as the sound deffance, maybe they took the db reading really close. Maybe Wollo takes it at 20 ft away or some thing , who knows but overall I am satisfied with the horn.