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Decent Audible warning Device for my 500 ?

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AshimotoK0:
400/4 horn but principle the same in link below. Sounds good news if you get a click. Most are open circuit because they get a non-conductive film forming on the contacts. If you can't get the thing to work on the M4 screw then the adjust the large central 'pole-piece' one with ultra fine thead. Anybody remember when 'Fiamms' were the aftermarket accessory for the 400/4 along with a 'Cibie' headlamp.  :)

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SteveD CB500K0:
I had Fiamm air horns on my 500 (avatar)

The compressor was the size of a pint beer mug and heavier.

They were loud but there was a definite time lag between pressing the button and the noise arriving.

Let’s face it, how often do you need a loud horn.

My dad always said “if you’ve got time to press the horn button, you’ve got time to take avoiding action.”


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Johnny4428:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on February 20, 2023, 07:42:22 PM ---And what is wrong with shouting "get outa the bl**dy way" or if at mot saying beep as the button is pressed

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AshimotoK0:

--- Quote from: SteveD CB500K0 on February 21, 2023, 10:57:57 AM ---I had Fiamm air horns on my 500 (avatar)

The compressor was the size of a pint beer mug and heavier.

They were loud but there was a definite time lag between pressing the button and the noise arriving.

Let’s face it, how often do you need a loud horn.

My dad always said “if you’ve got time to press the horn button, you’ve got time to take avoiding action.”


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No it was this type Steve that was de-rigueur on the CB400F back in the day.

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bruxby-clive:
They were FIAMM electromechanical horns, I believe. Had some on an old bike, they also made air horns.

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