| Author | Message | ||
     Bobup |
is the horn of the "import car" type sound or is it more like an old "mopar" deep bark? | ||
| Gregtonn |
Good question. In 1997 I was fully ready to swap out my S3 horn. There was no need. I might be wrong, but if I had to bet, the 1125R has some serious "Please Pay Attention" to it. G. | ||
| Ratbuell |
I'm hoping it'll have a sound more like my mother-in-law's 61 Nash Metropolitan. Sounds like a freakin' freight train. Tiny car...BIIIIG horn! Although, I suspect the two foot-long trumpets and monster voice coils weigh nearly as much as a ZTL front wheel, LOL. | ||
| Birdmanrh |
I got my AMA mag today and page 9 and 10 are a 1125R ad. The bike is shown on a rear stand...I can't tell what brand... | ||
| Coal400 |
^ Hey, that's interesting. There is another thread that is asking this very question. Do you know if the stand is sitting on axle spools? If not, could I be so bold to ask that you post a scan of the add? | ||
| No_rice |
i just hope i dont have to pull half the front end apart to take it off like my firebolts;) | ||
| Mbsween |
The stand has flat "L" shaped pieces that fit under the swingarm, like any non-spooled stand. Looks like the garden variety LP stand. |
