Front Mount Chrome Air Horn Kit

Rivco Products

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$179.99
MSRP:
$199.95
Item #:
RIAHGL18F
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179.99

Nobody matches Rivco for Air Horn Sound, looks and quality! These air horns give a loud warning blast of 128 decibels. BE SAFE & BE HEARD!

Chrome Air Horns mounts to front right side engine guard and are approximately 4 times louder than most electric motorcycle horns, which usually rate at 87 decibels. Mount to the front right side engine guard and is sold complete with all pre-measured wires & hoses cut to length.

Air compressor creates instant air pressure to the horns and since pressure is created so fast there is no need for a storage tank as on Semi Trucks & RVs. These fit perfect and are made to easliy fit any Honda GL1800 Goldwing.

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16 Member Reviews

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4/2/2012
Scranton, PA
40_stars
A REAL Attention Getter!

I had these installed by the dealer & within a week, the cap of one of the horns fell off on the interstate! Rivco is sending me a new one! The reason I installed these is to wake up inattentive drivers who are chatting, texting, NOT paying attention, or just plain stupid! Especially when it comes to seeing an approaching bike!! I am a retired LEO / accident investigator, so I want to do everything I can to be seen and heard to avoid becoming a statistic!! Some people think loud pipes are better,but my wife & I personally don't want to ride all day listening to them, when we have an unbelievable stereo! Believe me, one shot of these air horns, and you will stop ANYONE from pulling out in front of you! Hint** I had the dealer wire these along with the OEM horn, just in case they fail, I'll still have my stock horn! My honest opinion-- These can be & have been already, a real life saver. I just hope they last a long time, but time will tell! Four stars because the cap flew off, otherwise these are GREAT!

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12/3/2011
vistamandan
Vista, CA
10_stars

I have had two sets of the Rivco air horns. I had to replace the first set after about 10 months due to diminished sound. Rivco suggested I blow compressed air and WD-40 through the trumpets to correct the problem. No such luck. The second set lasted about 11 months and quite working as well. The chrome on the trumpets as well as the mounting hardware rusted. Don't waste your time on these horns.

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3/27/2011
Barrie
Cedar Lane, TX
50_stars

I've had mine for over a year & replaced the compressor once. The second compressor went out right away but, I found out why. My Dealer had installed it in place of one of the original elec horns. It was mounted sideways in order to fit. The compressor must be mounted upright to work properly. Also, a little air tool oil occasionally helps also. I relocated & oiled my second compressor & it works again.

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3/25/2011
Steve
Casa Grande, AZ
30_stars

i got these horns on the bike when i bought it in summer 2008. by spring 2009 they didn't work anymore. like a previous posting stated, i think the compressor is bad. and i don't see where to get a compressor.

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8/28/2010
goslower
Kansas City, MO
50_stars

These are really cool. After putting them on was sitting at DQ when a young boy about 3 was checking out my 08' Wing. Mom and Dad said he loves bikes. I asked him if he wanted to honk the horn and warned him and Mom it was loud. When he honked it Mom almost jumped over the Bike.

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