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@@kevink5kev959 do you have any experience with crank up towers?

I thought of making a crank up out of 25g and 45g.

Any thoughts?

Mine works great for me. I can go out have it down in 10 minutes, do what I need to do & have in back up in another 10. No belts, no hard hats & I dont have to call someone over to help.

According to the video I just watched your horn is in the same location as mine between the 2 front down tubes on the frame. Its the round thing up toward the top. You shouldn't need to extend. Just unplug and put the end I talked about in other comments on the moto horn end & plug them together.

@@kevink5kev959 nope. Found out my horns on the right side of the bike under the horn cover. I ended up splicing into the connector there and routed a new wire system over the top of the motor to the left side of the bike, fwd and down from there with zip ties to the frame and mounted my new dual motor horns on the left side like you did. Worked great. Thanks

That is correct, just add the appropriate plug to you moto horn wires & done.

That was an after market support bracket for a radiator I used but any peice of flat stock with 2 holes drilled into it will do the same job.

I believe it is the same. When you saw them have they tried to ride it yet? It looks good till you press down on the forks. If you do a search there is another video on here where it was installed like that on a red cheiftain & then the very next video is an opps......

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Thanks for the input and keeping me from damaging my fender. How did you wire the dual horns up to the factory plug? I got the wiring pack that you showed in the video and wanted to make sure I understood your connection. I purchased the Dual Horn wiring kit, and it seems to have extra parts... Thanks in advance for your assistance.

@@k2irvin only use the female side I think it is & wire 1 wire from each horn into the plug & then plug it into the pigtail for your original horn wire. Unfortunately this won't let me add a picture for you on the reply. I may just do a second idea for the plug if needed.

@kevink5kev959 ... thanks again for the assistance. Mounted the horns, attached both to the plug, and plugged it into the factory plug and... nothing. Wiring is not my best ability... obviously, I've missed something... any ideas? Once again....thanks in advance

I can't stand those. Glad it was helpful.

2:03 it was less than a second, but I think I got it….

Delphi Metri-pack 280 2 way connector. This is the one I ordered. Delphi Metri-Pack 280 Series 2-Way Connector w/12-14 AWG Sealed Waterproof Set a.co/d/6HXSMJl

@@kevink5kev959 Thank you for the follow up Kevin, much appreciated!

Its so out of the way I keep forgetting about it anyway. I dont see it until I think to look for it. Thanks for the praise.

That is completely fair. It definitely isn’t sticking out like a sore thumb

Great eye. That was a screw up on my part. When welding the backbone onto the square tube I had it setting on saw horses that were just slightly to far apart. I stopped in the middle of the job as it was to dark to continue working & when I came out the next morning it had that slight bow in it. Since I had the support welded to it I just went with it. And fortunately it has stayed just as it was. Not an error I will ever make again.

I made it from 3" thick wall square tubing & welded a cap on. I also welded the rib on that one side but feel now it was probably overkill. But it does do a great job of holding the guy cables that anchor it during use. I've been wanting to do a video on how I made each part of the system but have been low on time.