My Touring R3

They are the el cheapo dual horns from Autozone parts store, they are bright red and I painted them with bedliner spray, even came with a relay, that I wired to the actual horn wiring instead of the switch wiring, this way I still have the stock horn in case I loose the pump, they are wired to the + pole that allows them to be activated without the bike being on.

Autozone airhorns = $29.95
Electrical supplys = $3.78
Scaring cagers with Ear bleeding sound = Priceless

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I am in the process of welding up a set of 4" diameter 40" long slip-on stainless steel pipes with glass packs in them. Should be done today and I will post some pictures of the install. I had to hack the front of the stock pipes to get the slip-on pieces and the brackets in the back. Still have to polish the stainless but that might become a winter project.

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Looks good! What size Goodyear are you running? Is the hitch home built? And finally, whose "bat wing" did you use?
 
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