Wolo(719) Big Bad Max Chrome Air Horn - 12 Volt

The media could not be loaded. The horn fit great on the factory horn bracket. Basically Plug and Play.Looks good and way louder than the stock horn.On a motorcycle, you can't be seen or heard enough in traffic.98 Harley Davidson Fatboy

I love these horns! They are loud and pretty. The Chrome looks perfect on my bike and the loud and deep sound lets inattentive drivers know that I'm on the road too.I'd give it 5 stars, but if you don't use it regularly, it starts to sound like a ruptured duck until you blast it out a couple of times to get that full-bodied sound back.It's definitely worth the money when you get it on Amazon, it's far cheaper than getting it through a cycle shop and the delivery is fast.For those that are wondering, it comes with the relay to protect your factory horn switch. So all you'll need it heavy gauge wire (I got a 14ga 100ft. roll, connectors, and heat shrink cheap at Home Depot) and mounting gear for your particular application.The instructions were simple and practically "Dummy (like me) Proof". It took longer to solder and heat shrink the connectors than to wire it all up. About a 20 minute job after you read the instructions.Overall a great product at a good price. :)

Installed on Harley this horn will wake the dead lol do your self a favor buy the wire kit and get a longer ground wire and Connect direct to negative on battery . Use the 30 amp relay and wire it up takes some time to do it right take your time !

The horn arrived quickly and was fairly easy to install and very loud. It has been on my bike for a month (2013 Road Glide Ultra). I was riding home from work on Sunday and had occasion to use the horn, there was nothing. When I got home I took it off (reinstalled the factory horn). The unit had fallen apart, 2 screws were missing and the unit was non functional. I contacted the seller (Biker Highway) the called me with in 24 hours, agreed to take the item in return (I have to pay shipping). The tech at Biker Highway told me the Wolo is made in China and he recommended the Stebel (made in Europe) as a more reliable product (I had one on my 2001 Road King, it fell apart due to vibration). I may have received a defective unit, but at this time I am zero for 2 on air horns, they just don't seem robust enough for a Harley (perhaps some Lock-Tite blue on the screws will help).

I think bc of the name the price is overinflated. Know that if you have love jugs on your cruiser, this will work, you just have to modify it a bit to make it fit. Also, while louder than OEM horn, it's not as loud as I thought it would be. And considering that is why I bought it, you might want to consider that.

Installation was easy enough. I would recommend it if this is the type of horn you are looking for, and since I was replacing a Wolo horn, I figured what the heck. As far as loud, it probably won’t give grandpa a heartache while crossing the road, but may cause hip breakage due to turning to quickly, or tripping over the walker trying to get out the way. Anyway, it will let people in the area know you are there. It won’t notify an entire neighborhood, but at least a street or two.

They are loud but do not last. I bought two of these ones on my motorcycle the other on my truck. The one in my truck died already we'll see how long the one on my motorcycle lasts. These horns are loud but very cheaply made. I thought paying more would get me a better product but next time I'll stick with the cheaper ones.

Awesome, loud!!! Easy installation