Looking to replace the stock horn with something that's damned loud without having to relocate or rewire.

PIAA! Jeff at Monster Parts has them....loud as hell and smaller than stock too.

I had a look around, Jeff's is the best price in town 








                                     Mmick

I have this dual tone set - you only have to make a double set of wires, no relay required.

http://www.casporttouring.com/cst/motorcycle/elec_light_%2450/007424801.html

Stebil Nautilus

Quote from: zooom on November 28, 2011, 07:20:07 AM
Stebil Nautilus

I've used these for years and love them. But I hear good things about the PIAA ones (and Jeff / Monsterparts deserves your business for being awesome)

The Stebil Nautilus sounds amazing. When I get the scratch, I'll go with the PIAA from Monster Parts. I've ordered from them and they were awesome to work with.

Thanks everyone.

anyone have pics/directions on how to install piaa horn?

Quote from: zooom on November 28, 2011, 07:20:07 AM
Stebil Nautilus

I bought a Nautilus for my Monster 1100 I cant' figure out where to mount it! Do you have any pics of yours?

Thx!

Quote from: brackstone on November 30, 2011, 07:41:04 AM
I bought a Nautilus for my Monster 1100 I cant' figure out where to mount it! Do you have any pics of yours?

Thx!

not sure where you can or should mount it on a newer generation Monster...I had it on my old 01 Monster 900 ( the ex wife got that bike ) but I have one on my Cagiva...but that doesn't help on a newer generation...

I like the alpenhorn for its deep tone and ease of use. 

Quote from: Some Kind of Pip on November 30, 2011, 03:11:42 PM


I like the alpenhorn for its deep tone and ease of use. 

RIIIIIICCCOOOLAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!

Quote from: Some Kind of Pip on November 30, 2011, 03:11:42 PM


I like the alpenhorn for its deep tone and ease of use. 

you also won't have to worry about following distances when mounted properly.

The stebel nautilus is  pretty big and can be awkward to fit, I've put a stebel magnum (high tone) on my S2R and that's plenty loud enough and cheap, doesn't need a relay either.

Quote from: brimo on December 06, 2011, 08:35:30 PM
The stebel nautilus is  pretty big and can be awkward to fit, 

depends on how ambitious you want to be about it IMHO. On my old Monster, I had it mounted under the triple tree and ran the wires upward to the stack of headlight wires before going back to the bike. Was it plug and play?...no, not exactly, but it was effective when done...