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maultin
24-06-08, 06:05 PM
Now i have got your attention.
Hi folks, I would like to upgrade my horn from the standard on my '99 curvy & I have spotted this.
http://www.busters-accessories.co.uk/productInfo.aspx?catRef=HORNBK
Has anyone got any experience?
Any wiring issues?
Will it fit?
Any advice gratefully accepted.
Alan
independentphoto
24-06-08, 06:36 PM
Have a look at THIS THREAD (http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=107045&highlight=nautilus)first....... No more work involved - in fact a bit less for more reward........
In the words of an elderly lady that heard the 139dB beast some 100 or so yards across Morrisons car park "fookin hell!" (HONESTLY)
Available from HERE (http://www.nippynormans.com/prodinfo.asp?number=STB-NAUT-COM&variation=&aitem=5&mitem=6) or your local Halfwits. Remember it's TWIN horns running from one compressor and all integrated into one smallish lump.
Garry:cool:
maultin
24-06-08, 07:01 PM
Cheers Garry, I wonder whether the Nautilus would fit onto a '99 curvy?
any ideas?
Alan
ps - Garry, great instructions on how to fit the Nautilus
chakraist
24-06-08, 07:13 PM
I have quite a few emails with helpful suggestions on how to get the horn, if you're interested, pm me your email address and I'm sure it'll help you out.
maultin
24-06-08, 07:37 PM
thanks chakraist, your helpful message does have a certain appeal, however, if i understand the sort of emails you are refering to correctly, they might make me blind & then how would i ride the SV?
Now i have got your attention.
Hi folks, I would like to upgrade my horn from the standard on my '99 curvy & I have spotted this.
http://www.busters-accessories.co.uk/productInfo.aspx?catRef=HORNBK
Has anyone got any experience?
Any wiring issues?
Will it fit?
Any advice gratefully accepted.
Alan
Yup, I've got a pair of them on mine. Mounted one either side on the rad mounts - just made a litle bracket to move them forwards.
No issues wiring them up, and they don't sound too bad. Had them on for approximatly a year so far and they are still going strong.
For the price, you can't really go wrong. :thumleft:
independentphoto
24-06-08, 11:26 PM
Cheers Garry, I wonder whether the Nautilus would fit onto a '99 curvy?
any ideas?
I see that you have a naked bike. That makes finding space easier but I'd suggest using one of the radiator brackets. Wiring etc will be identical on either bike. Hold the horn in position near various bolts around the front end and see how it looks. Take into consideration suspension travel and steering lock etc.
Good luck,
Garry;)
On this subject, I recently re-fitted the stock horn to my bike (in addition to the 2 Stebel Magnums and twin Fiamm marine airhons). It changes the pitch slightly, and makes it even louder.
So loud, that the WVM yesterday visibly sh*t himself when he tried to pull out on me. :smt036
maultin
25-06-08, 06:28 AM
just ordered the Nautilus for myself & one for a friend who i mentioned it to
i will be using Garry's instructions on fitting. :)
i will post again when it is fitted to let you all know what it sounds like
Alan
i will post again when it is fitted to let you all know what it sounds like
Some of us already know. :)
Have fun fitting it, and remember to not inform the guy doing the MOT next time. That's always good for a laugh if you stay & watch the MOT. :)
sv_rider1990
25-06-08, 08:29 AM
Some of us already know. :)
Have fun fitting it, and remember to not inform the guy doing the MOT next time. That's always good for a laugh if you stay & watch the MOT. :)
haha lmao
maultin
25-06-08, 11:57 PM
the guy who does my mot is at leat 70 yrs of age - i fear 139 decibals could easily finish him off. dont think i could live with myself if he keeled over in front of me
but on the other hand, i would have to have a mate across the road with a video camera - surely one for "you've been framed"
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