132db Replacement Horn
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From: Wisconsin
So you guys really do use your horn?
Am I missing out? Will I get more HP?
I think I can say, that in all my motorcycle years, I have used my horn less than a half a dozen times. Yes, I ride in traffic, yes I have been cut off, better to react than blowing my horn at someone.
Good Luck with your new horns, seems like a good deal.
Am I missing out? Will I get more HP?
I think I can say, that in all my motorcycle years, I have used my horn less than a half a dozen times. Yes, I ride in traffic, yes I have been cut off, better to react than blowing my horn at someone.
Good Luck with your new horns, seems like a good deal.
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From: The Burgh
We're talking about 2 Freeway Blasters, hi and lo tone, right?
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From: Lapeer , Mich
I thought I was helping out with a cheap upgrade to the stock horn but again, I should have kept my mouth shut!!
If you can pick up a cheap self-contained air horn and mount it on your saddlebag bracket, that along with the Freeway Blaster should fill your needs. Total price with air horn, relay, wire, zip ties and the Blaster should be under $80.
That way you have a horn on both sides of your bike that will rattle your teeth when you push the horn button.
As far as total decibels, I'm a retired cop not an acoustical engineer, so I can only make assumptions and wild estimates. All I can say is, if the air horn puts out a claimed 139db and the Freeway Blaster puts out a claimed 132db, exactly what's the total output together of both horns???
If you can pick up a cheap self-contained air horn and mount it on your saddlebag bracket, that along with the Freeway Blaster should fill your needs. Total price with air horn, relay, wire, zip ties and the Blaster should be under $80.
That way you have a horn on both sides of your bike that will rattle your teeth when you push the horn button.
As far as total decibels, I'm a retired cop not an acoustical engineer, so I can only make assumptions and wild estimates. All I can say is, if the air horn puts out a claimed 139db and the Freeway Blaster puts out a claimed 132db, exactly what's the total output together of both horns???
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Installed the horn this morning and without a doubt it is Much louder than stock... A really good $16.00 investment IMHO.
Thanks to the OP for the heads up.
Thanks to the OP for the heads up.
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From: Danbury CT
DB's don't mean a thing unless you know how far the measurement was taken from. In this case they must've put the mic in the horn. lol
Btw, these horns were tested on this forum a few years ago. They were no louder then stock.
Btw, these horns were tested on this forum a few years ago. They were no louder then stock.
