My experience with Stebel TM80 Magnum

Recently replaced stock horn with Stebel TM80 Magnum. First time installed it to the stock holder plate and guided horn out to the ground. This time I tried to guide it forward and succeeded.
Hope this will help someone.

thought this might be a new gun thread....
a horn?

I'm probably stating the obvious here, looking at the lack of bash plate and the tires, but I gather your riding doesn't include many worries of crap coming off the front tire filling the horn? Looks like a purpose-built mud catcher.

Not slagging your work and I like the idea, in fact I keep mumbling about replacing my stock horn, but I'd wonder how long that horn would survive dual sport riding

I assume you can orient the opening in any direction you want, however?

More closeup pics?

Actually I am a city rider, and the worst thing can happen to bike is riding under the rain. Stebel promises their horns are heavy-duty - will see.

My previous idea was to install it closer to frame in counter-clock wise direction to current. That required a new holder plate - stock is very short for that. So I choose to leave it as is.

Jäger wrote:

More closeup pics?

No problem. Tomorrow.

Ha haaa... dude, you're TOO good. That's a little too macro for what I was hoping to see.

When you get time and if the mood suits you, could you zoom out a little more to show details of the mount/horn/frame relationship and how it all goes together.

Wait... the second pic does kind of show that, sorta. Looks like your mount allows orientation in any direction on a horizontal plane. A slightly different design could orient the horn opening any way you wanted it, I guess.

Thanks for posting up those pictures and the idea of putting a after market horns on.

Did you put a relay in the sytem? How has your horn button stoodup ?

Huron52 wrote:

Thanks for posting up those pictures and the idea of putting a after market horns on.
Did you put a relay in the sytem? How has your horn button stoodup ?

No problem! :)

I just installed it instead of stock horn with no additional changes to electrical system at all. It consume about 6 Amp maximum.

Time pass, but horn is OK. No problem with it at all, so I would recommend it to anybody.