Thought the group might be interested in this from the ST group if anyone is thinking about adding a horn to their bike. From: Tim Shevlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: ST1100 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: ST1100: Electronic Horn >Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000 15:26:03 -0800 > >To upgrade your stock horn without adding a relay or something that >shows, consider an electronic siren of the type found in most auto >anti-theft systems. They're made in Taiwan, measure about 3" X 5" and >will mount to the front fairing stay with a couple of hose clamps. >(non-ABS models, anyway) Wire in parallel with the stock horn which is >retained. It beeps or wails depending on how long you lean on the >button. Look for one identified as "multi-tone electronic siren", which >can be tuned to sound really ugly. Available at Orvac Electronics, >Fullerton, Cal., www.orvac.com (714)871-1020 p/n TRC >90-800. $15.95 + tx. >Tim Shevlin #1183 There was a follow up message that commented that anything that sounds like a siren is illegal in certain states. Apparently this unit only warbles when the horn button is depressed for more that a couple of seconds. Pretty inexpensive way of getting cagers attention, no? Also, thanks to Brandon for his commentary on my visit to Salt Lake City a few weeks ago. It was a great opportunity to meet both he and Allan and I learned alot visiting Allan's home to see his bike apart. Looking forward to riding with any of you who might venture toward the Seattle area in the coming months. Mike
