Evermotor Universal Horn motorbike horn for ATVs cars and Motorcycles Scooter Moped horn Waterproof E-MARK Balck 12V loud

Great replacemnt for a motorbike horn (varied parp)

It's loud and easy to fit

Had several similar looking horns over the years on my motorbikes, they do the job as well as expected, though they take an absolute beating from all the rain, grit and salt that gets thrown at them. Eventually they do tend to seize up after a few years of all weather commuting, and therefore I consider them as much a consumable item as light bulbs - fortunately they are usually pretty cheap.Notes however that as should be considered standard practice you can increase their reliability by loading the spade terminals, and contacts with grease to minimise contact oxidation (the main reason electrics exposed to the elements stop working), and sometimes a quick tweak of the horn adjustment screw will see it spring back to life.

It's as easy to install and replace as you may imagine, couple screws and a 12mm bolt, although connections aren't labelled positive/Negative, but if it don't work one way just swap them around and it will.It was MUCH louder than my previous horn, but by the photo you can see the state the old one is in haha

Not as loud as I would have liked ..box showing motorcycle horn

Perfect to get you out of the doo doo when your mot is due and your current bike horn is knackkerred..they all are.Im sure it wont last years but for the price a couple of years will doPlenty loud enough and the bracket can be bent to 90degree angles without snapping like chocolate.Worth a punt if in a jam.

Fitted the horn in less than 10 minutes. The hold up was with the bracket attached to the horn. The hole used to bolt to the motorbike was a fraction too small. I detached it and reused my original one. Just a minor issue not enough to remove a star. It sounds much louder than the old one but it had been making strange noises before it stopped completely.

very good