You know the feeling?

Some feckless fecker's just pulled out / cut you up / stopped for no reason then turned right without indicating, etc.

You're feeling cross, frustrated, even angry and you want to 'share' that with them?

You thumb the horn and...

"Peeeeeeeeeep"

A weedy sound that just doesn't seem to reflect the frustration.

Have you even been tempted to 'masculinise' your horn, or is it 'man-enough' already?

The X10 has got a fantastic horn, frightened me to death first time I used it.

Somthing like this would do......

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I've been looking at one of these for my mana.

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I had a Stebel Horn on my X9 loud and road legal, there not so bad.

SOLO wrote:I had a Stebel Horn on my X9 loud and road legal, there not so bad.

I have a Nautilus in the shed.

Earl wrote:I have a Nautilus in the shed.

What do you feed him?


Stebil horns seem to be good, I've been meaning to buy one for the Burgie.
I had a great old fashioned Klaxon (ARRUUUGHA) but I must have left it on something that got sold

anonstarter wrote:You know the feeling?

Some feckless fecker's just pulled out / cut you up / stopped for no reason then turned right without indicating, etc.

You're feeling cross, frustrated, even angry and you want to 'share' that with them?

You thumb the horn and...

"Peeeeeeeeeep"

A weedy sound that just doesn't seem to reflect the frustration.

Oh YES! I know that feeling. You'd have thought that since scoots are designed primarily for the Italian market, a deafening horn would be considered essential!

I fitted a Motrax Hootaz to my T-Max, and although not as loud as the Stebel, it was defo loud enough to wake any dozy drivers that fecked me off!

Stebl's on my X9 and Fugly, sure makes the pedestrians and cagers jump