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Subject: Re: The Horn

Author: Tom Christian

Date: Jul 12, 2005, 1:49 PM

Post ID: 1719151795



Thanks for the replies guys. Yes, this gray thing is
"del-something or other" and is a snail-shell. Its
hideous, and I believe at some speeds makes alternating
hissing or whistling sounds that make me think somethings
falling off the bike.

I'll check out the Fiamm and Hella's. -tom

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 20:41:30 +0000
Charlie Mullendore <c.d.mul-@att.net> wrote:
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Hi Tom,
Stock location was just ahead of the generator in the
semi-circular area
of the frame bracing below the steering head. Attaches
with an M8 x 20mm
(?) socket head cap screw (allen head) through the hole
above the
semi-circle. O.E. was a Marelli unit, I used one from
NAPA made by Fiamm
for a close match on my '69. It was listed in their
catalog as a warning
horn for industrial equipment, not as a vehicle
application. Nice gold
cadmium plated unit (could be painted black for stock
look), with a
"Roadrunner" (the cartoon one) beep sound. Plenty loud
if a relay is
wired in. I can try to find the part number if needed.

I'm very happy with the Hella units on my '72, but their
location (and
looks) may not suit everyone. Greg Bender has mounted
dual Fiamm
"snail-shell" style horns in a location similar to your
present horn.
Check out the horns on Jack Arnold's 850GT on my website
(it's Loop of
the Month for July). All depends on what you like I
guess.

Tom Christian wrote:
 
The my '74 police disc eldo has an obnoxious grayish
sliver "horn" loosely attached on the right side frame
just below the top attachment point of the front right
crash bar. I'm fairly certain it isn't stock :). I
can't seem to find a picture of an eldo with the horn
clearly delineated. Can someone tell me what horn to
use
(manufacturer and part no would be great) and where it
mounts? Is it across the front like me EV - 1 horn or
two
(I can't believe I just wrote that).

Thanks, -tom



Charlie
http://www.loopframeguzzi.com

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