Thank You!

Kenny G

My horn does exactly what it needs to do. Once a year I press the button. the horn makes a little beep, and the guy at the NYS motor vehicle inspection station puts a new safety sticker on the fork, and I can ride away without worrying about THAT particular traffic ticket for another 12 months.

Attached the Fiamm wires to the old horn wire location. Nice and simple and LOUD!

It is hard to know what the stock horn button can handle.  When a louder horn is installed....chances are that it uses more power than the stock horn, and that means more current will be passing through the wires and button contacts.  This could potentially exceed what the stock wiring and button can handle.

When a relay is installed you will put less current through the stock wiring, and you most likely can get better performance from the new horn, as you will most likely be using a larger wire which will be able to handle the current blow better.

If the new horn only draws a bit more power....you might be OK without a relay.  Does the stock horn list a power rating on it?

Guess a cow bell would be ok if it was CHROME !!!

Update on the adjustment on stock horn. If your horn works , do not bother to try to adjust it. If your horn sounds like your wife's  battery operated friend she hides in the duntaduntas drawer then you can try adjusting it. A Phillips head screw on the back of horn is the adjustment. Only turn the screw a tiny bit at a time in either direction then try it. Adjust it until it sounds like your dogs squeaky toy, try it several times until your happy with it then put a gob of silicone around the screw so it doesn't move. If it works don't screw with it !!! F¥#€%#* Junk ! Looks Good !

1) HD horn  50.00 usd
Loud as an old pickup truck
Wiring , same spade connectors as Savage, non polarized horn just hook it up with wires either way !
Mounting in progress.

For Sale : Savage horn,nice chrome