DENALI SoundBomb Mini Electromagnetic Horn Black

I’ve put an Denali horns on every bike I’ve owned for the last 10 years. I usually buy the airhorn, but bought the mini in the hopes that I could find a place to fit it. I wasn’t able to fit it, but the product itself is flawless.

Easy install on a Thruxton and Rocket 3R (I bought two). Stunningly loud. Huge improvement over stock.

This horn is MUCH easier to hear than the weak, sad, anemic horn that comes with the Honda Rebel 1100, and it was easy to install. One hugely attractive feature being: plug & play replacement of the stock horn — the Rebel 1100's existing electrical connectors fit the new Denali horn's terminals with no need for modification. For best results, make sure the open 'bell' of the new horn faces RIGHT — so the electrical terminals will clear the stock plastic 'back plate' shield thingy that sits behind the horn. Again, this horn is NOTICEABLY LOUDER (or at least way easier to hear, and sound more like a car's horn) than the pathetic factory horn. Make no mistake: An Air-Horn would be your loudest bet — but at 20 amps you'd need to run a separate, dedicated circuit to the battery or you'd damage your Rebel's electric system. THIS horn draws about the same amount of current as the factory horn; so no annoying modifications or special circuit or relay switch is needed. I installed my horn in 10 minutes. NOTE: Be sure to sandwich the 2 metal slats that come with the new horn in-between the 2 black slats that currently hold your stock horn to the Rebel, and you may want to spray-paint (black) the shiny silver part of the Denali horn before installing (if you want to keep the Rebel's 'blacked-out' motif going). Be SURE to avoid getting paint, water, etc. in the horn's opening. This unit works great!

I bought this horn to replace the wimpy OEM horn on my Versys 300. It went right in with no problems.It's not as loud as advertized but definitely a deeper tone. Worth the money.

This sucker is well made and is very LOUD. Good instructions and easy to install.

I have a 2024 Yamaha xsr700. This horn was a very easy plug and play replacement. The sound reminds me of an old Plymouth! On my bike, the existing wiring was fine for this horn.

Great sounding horn. It works with my Harley from a functional standpoint except it not very compatible the mounting bracket and cable design on my Touring Harley Davidson. The power connector location on this horn made it nearly impossible to run the power cables in the bike's horn bell cover. It would likely not be a problem if it was mounted to the bike without a cover.

Ordered for Honda Hornet since the stock horn is pathetic. Once installed on the bike and tested it didn't work, removed and tried on different bike. Tried it one last time on a 2024 Kawasaki Ninja and it still didn't work. Sent it back for a replacement and it doesn't work either even after trying it on several different bikes and connected directly to the 12V battery. Expensive junk.Update A third horn was received that did finally work but it still gets a one star review since it took three tries to get it corrected.

My unit was defective, and kept blowing my horn fuse without making a single sound. Yes, I installed it correctly, the wires were fine, and the horn's electrical specs matched my motorcycle output. I sent it back (it took a lot of emails back and forth, but overall Denali was courteous and helpful), bought a Fiamm Freeway Blaster horn (same form factor and electrical requirements). That one took five minutes to install - and worked fine the first time around. The Fiamm was half as expensive as the Denali. Hard to believe, but the Denali horn was indeed defective! Why does this happen to me, all the time?

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