Aftermarket Horn

[CarlS]

I can't tell you how much louder the horn is just that:
1 - it is louder, and
2 - it doesn't sound like a motorcycle horn but like a car horn. I think even a loud motorcycle "beep" would be ignored.
Those two factors, together, make it much more noticeable, and, yes, I am happy with it.

Thanks for the review and the photos. I will do this with my T120.

 

[sandipsarkar]

I know exactly what you mean about the factory “beep-beep” being totally useless. I had the same issue on my bike—no way cars would notice it.

I ended up going with something called bosshorn, which is loud enough that drivers can’t ignore it. It doesn’t need a permanent mount or complicated setup either, so I just hook it up when I’m riding in heavy traffic or on the highway.

 

[CarlS]

I ended up going with something called bosshorn, which is loud enough that drivers can’t ignore it. It doesn’t need a permanent mount or complicated setup either, so I just hook it up when I’m riding in heavy traffic or on the highway.

That is cool.

 

[Mcsurf]

My 79 T140 has a pair taken off an old BMW. Never honked them outside the garage but they’re pretty loud

 

[Vector]

Lot's of traffic in your garage? LOL

 

[Bloodknot]

You need the Denali Sound Bomb. 120 Db. One of my lads has fitted one and it is loud. But not as loud as the twin air horns I have managed to squeeze into the nose of the Ducati’s fairing.