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Finally got up the nerve to install this horn I got for Christmas...I'm not what you would call particularly handy. Bottom line is that I followed the instructions-unusual for me- and IT WORKS!
Temp was about 55 and so off for a ride, trying the horn every chance I had. Still works! And it's really loud, too.
SteveB
"I live the life I love and I love the life I live."
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Did you split it up and mount the compressor in a hidden location?
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
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Hey Ed, matter of fact I hid the compressor inside the fuel tank and the horn is under the seat  See you in Dahlonega, SteveB
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Should be Riding
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I mounted my compressor under my seat and the horn in front. Kinda looks like a normal horn... 
Benny
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Alright, how do you go about splitting up the horn and compressor?.
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I was just kidding about the compressor in the tank... but if the horn and compressor could be split up, now that would be way cool.
SteveB
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It can be done. But beware, I couldn't get mine to go back together and make a good seal... You basically have to pry the thing apart. I'd have to see a pic of one to be more specific... I had a bunch of 1/4" id clear plastic tubing from work that I used to connect it.
Benny
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I haven't seen the thing, so I don't know how good the compressor is. But when you separated the compressor was there a noticable delay for the horn to sound?
Steve
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I was just kidding about the compressor in the tank...
I can barely contain my disappointment 
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
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I haven't seen the thing, so I don't know how good the compressor is. But when you separated the compressor was there a noticable delay for the horn to sound?
Barely noticable but yes its there. A tap produces a toot. That's what I was worried wouldn't happen, but it still works.
Benny
Black & Silver '02
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Not enough miles ridden
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