Who has the best horn?

[lb99]

I need a new horn for the gpz, what should i get?
I want a really loud one, electric if possible, not interested in chrome trumpets or anything like that.
One like the cop cars have would be cool.....?

[Madness]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Sear...estedCategory=

[AllanB]

Are they real Stebels? Look too cheap.

But yes - they are loud.

Don't buy a Ducati horn - pathetic - better pulling the clutch in and giving the engine a rev!

[babysteps]

I've been told on several occasions that mine is more than adequate.

Oh wait, you mean Motorcycle horn! Ooppss

[flashg]

Are they real Stebels? Look too cheap.

But yes - they are loud.

Don't buy a Ducati horn - pathetic - better pulling the clutch in and giving the engine a rev!

Yeah and the clutch rattle is louder than any horn the Italians make.

[Moise]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Sear...estedCategory=

Thanks, some good, loud horns there. Only problem is fitting a bigger horn on the R1.

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[lb99]

So are those stebels really that good? The ones i would want would be a direct replacement for the factory twin set up

[Ulsterkiwi]

I fitted a Denalli split soundbomb. Its pretty loud. Not sure if the Stebel is louder but its a lot more $$.
The split bomb was handy for me as the compressor and actual horn are separate, connected by a hose so if space is an issue you can usually work something out.
It came with a wiring kit including the relay. I just used the wires supplying the stock horn for the switched part, you need to run a heavy power feed direct from the battery.
RG Racing do them.

[BMWST?]

stebel do "normal" horns as well
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-...1275803161.htm.

[HenryDorsetCase]

I've got a horn for you, baby, oh yeah~~~!!!

Also: Stebel

[AllanB]

Stebel are loud - I had the single one on my Honda Hornet http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...?id=1271871570

Did I mention it was LOUD. I'd mount it to my Ducati but I'm buggered if I have found a hidden spot for it - they are fairly large. Fine to tuck in behind a fairing, I had it stealth mounted behind the engine on the Honda - still LOUD.

[release_the_bees]

I love my Stebel Nautilus. It makes the R3 sound like a train.

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[pritch]

I had a set of twin FIAMM electric horns, very loud but still sounded like a motorbike.

The last five or six years I've had Stebel Nautilus, very loud and is not immediately recognisable as a motorcycle horn. One woman I gave an earful in town looked to see where the noise was coming from, saw the bike - and kept on looking.

If I was shopping for a horn again it'd be another Nautilus. Looking at those prices though I think I might get one for the car.

[Silage]

So are those stebels really that good? The ones i would want would be a direct replacement for the factory twin set up

The Stebel Nautilus is loud, a two-tone blast. It has the compressor joined directly to the horn and so is a bit bulky but on my DRZ, I took the compressor off and mounted it under the seat and connected the horn with braided tubing. Not too hard. Also have one on the GS1200. I think they are great even though I have rarely used it in anger.

They need to be wired through a relay rather than just using the current horn wiring directly. Probably burn out the switch if directly wired.

[awayatc]

The Stebel Nautilus is loud, a two-tone blast. It has the compressor joined directly to the horn and so is a bit bulky but on my DRZ, I took the compressor off and mounted it under the seat and connected the horn with braided tubing. Not too hard. Also have one on the GS1200. I think they are great even though I have rarely used it in anger.

They need to be wired through a relay rather than just using the current horn wiring directly. Probably burn out the switch if directly wired.

+1

Stebel Nautilus on all my bikes.
Ex e bay not to expensive