hi,
i have finally managed to get hold of an original (trumpet)-horn for my 57 panhead. but i do not have any brackets. can anyone please mail me som photos of how the horn is mounted? both sides please.
thanks
-morten-
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mort1@start.no
Pictures of horn mountings
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Re: Pictures of horn mountings
The photos are on their way, Morten. I hope the original horn makes more noise than the reproduction.
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Re: Pictures of horn mountings
I agree Dave! my re-pop can barely be heard over the normal engine noise at idle! adjustment is of little help
Re: Pictures of horn mountings
That's right, Mike. I was going to fit a small loud horn in the trumpet horn body, but I think an easier option will be to hide it behind the fork tins. Of course, a rap on the throttle tends to get errant pedestrians moving pretty quickly!
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Re: Pictures of horn mountings
I prefer the shout " HEY Wake up F___head!" with the quick rap on the pipes. Works everytime! pictures of horn mountings
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Re: Pictures of horn mountings
hi,
thanks everybody. have got everything worked out now.
regards
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Here are pictures: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1372
thanks everybody. have got everything worked out now.
regards
-morten-
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Here are pictures: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1372