mount for horn
09-19-23, 09:11 AM
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mount for horn
bought on the cheap bulb horns. Rather not mount on the handlebar facing forward, but rather the stem pointing down.
Anyone know of a method or perhaps a clamp for this?
The horn is about 5/8" diameter. The stem in about 1 3/8" diameter.
Like a right angle dual clamp.
Anyone know of a method or perhaps a clamp for this?
The horn is about 5/8" diameter. The stem in about 1 3/8" diameter.
Like a right angle dual clamp.
09-19-23, 02:30 PM
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Can't you just rotate the horn around the handlebars till it is pointing where you want it to be? I'm sure I'm missing something here... Andy
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Two zip ties of sufficient length. Cheaper. lighter, easier, and quicker..
add a custom wood piece as a stand-off, if desired... a short piece of 1x2 comes to mind... or a carefully selected and shaped deadfall maple branch...
add a custom wood piece as a stand-off, if desired... a short piece of 1x2 comes to mind... or a carefully selected and shaped deadfall maple branch...
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I bought one of these to attach some stuff.
Sorta cool because it keeps my mounted-to-the-stem iPhone charged.
They make single clamp ones, as well.
Amazon.com : RAYCCI Bicycle Handlebar Extender with 4000mAh Power Bank,8.2in Bike Handlebar Extension Bracket for Speedometer,GPS,Mobile Phone Holder and Bike Light : Sports & Outdoors
Sorta cool because it keeps my mounted-to-the-stem iPhone charged.
They make single clamp ones, as well.
Amazon.com : RAYCCI Bicycle Handlebar Extender with 4000mAh Power Bank,8.2in Bike Handlebar Extension Bracket for Speedometer,GPS,Mobile Phone Holder and Bike Light : Sports & Outdoors
09-20-23, 01:38 PM
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But you have to also consider mounting the air tank....
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bought on the cheap bulb horns. Rather not mount on the handlebar facing forward, but rather the stem pointing down.
Anyone know of a method or perhaps a clamp for this?
The horn is about 5/8" diameter. The stem in about 1 3/8" diameter.
Like a right angle dual clamp.
Anyone know of a method or perhaps a clamp for this?
The horn is about 5/8" diameter. The stem in about 1 3/8" diameter.
Like a right angle dual clamp.
09-20-23, 04:00 PM
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think this is what I'll go with. Cheap enough.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...5V2U0XU9&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...5V2U0XU9&psc=1
