Denali SoundBomb™ Original Dual-Tone Air Horn

Installation à breeze with the custom fit bracket , if your Tiger 660 is equiped with oem frame slider, you have to drill a hole half inch lower than the existing hole so your sound bomb will fit perfect !!

This is the third one I've bought for use on a motorcycle, mounted on the inside of the crash bar, next to the engine. The last two lasted two seasons each, before crapping out, but I suspect it was because the air intake for the horn compressor was down in the spray coming off the front wheel.

THESE THINGS ARE LOUD. That's important when you're an urban video game rider like I am. If you fire it off next to a construction site, expect everyone to come out looking for a coffee truck.

I note that the air intake is now in a different, less exposed position, and the mounting bolt + bracket seems more robust. I'm hoping to get better longevity out of what appears to be an upgraded build on an already effective, waterproof horn.

Purchased as upgrade for regular motorcycle horn.
Had to figure out how to mount to bike, but once that was done, it was easy to install. Made my own harnesses to relay, horn and switch.
This horn is louder than expected, sounds like an 18 wheeler air horn.
Very impressed and have already recommended to many riders.

Denali SoundBomb Compact Dual-Tone Motorcycle Air Horn

I installed the Denali SoundBomb on Honda VFR800. The horn is quite large so I placed it under the seat, next to the battery. Even though it is somewhat hidden away, which probably muffles the sound a little, the volume is impressive. I feel confident that when I need to use my horn to wake up or warn another motorist that I will be noticed.