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Originally Posted by RichardV6
Good result Dave thumbs Glad you are fitting the trumpets facing downwards. TBH this was something on your first mounting that grated with me although this is my first mention wink


Mine are facing forward with no issues, then again avoid wet weather as its no fun. I never bothered with the faffing about with extra wiring with relays etc...i just swapped over plug and play. 3 years with no issues.

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Why mount anything in front of the radiator which potentially interrupts airflow, there must be space behind the bodywork?


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I have zero concerns with overheating, I run a vinyl number plate on the front wing so no number plate box, and if anything my deeper and far more efficient SiFab aluminium radiator over cools.

Anyway, once the air has entered past the grill and is in the void between it and the rad, it only has one place to go.

Horns or no horns, all that air has got to pass through the rad winky

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Originally Posted by Montegue
I have zero concerns with overheating, I run a vinyl number plate on the front wing so no number plate box, and if anything my deeper and far more efficient SiFab aluminium radiator over cools.

Once it enters the grill and is in the void behind it the airflow only has one place to go, horns or no horns it's got to pass through the rad.

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+1 SiFab Aluminium radiator thumbs

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Mounted my twin horns well out of the way behind the radiator on a bracket gismo I fabricated from sheet aluminium and off cuts.

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^^ Wow, that's a proper bit of bracket engineering Chris !


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Thanks Jon 👍

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Fitted mine behind the grill several years ago no problem with overheating..


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Originally Posted by Themorganeer

Mounted my twin horns well out of the way behind the radiator on a bracket gismo I fabricated from sheet aluminium and off cuts.

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Your solution looks very nice.

Personally, I am always afraid that aluminium loaded with weight will break due to vibrations.


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Originally Posted by bmgermany


Your solution looks very nice.

Personally, I am always afraid that aluminium loaded with weight will break due to vibrations.


I have only good experiences with aluminum, even with additional weight, on a Harley. And a Dyna without balance shaft has viberationen without end


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