🚗 Wolo (519) Bad Boy Chrome Air Horn - 12 Volt: Powerful & Stylish Audible Alert for Your Vehicle Review

Horn is quite loud when installed with additional relay/wiring. Not very plug n play, at least for a motorcycle. Installation was a bit fiddly, but overall a good buy. I recommend purchasing a wolo cable set to make installation easier and foolproof. It looks pretty clean on my bike.

I bought it almost a year ago and forgot. I just installed and wish I hadn't done it before. The horn looks good on the bike, the chrome is nice, albeit plastic. The horn connects like the OEM and is loud. Really good buy and now I'm heard when I need to use it. Installation took less than 5 minutes.

Bought to replace a Stebel as I couldn't find it fully chromed anymore after one of them broke down after 10 years. This wolo is just as loud and beautiful as the old horn, only downside is the screw was included to fit it, couldn't use it, had to reuse the original hardware. Otherwise it's a nice piece, I hope it lasts as long as the good old Stebel.

My Seibil horn didn't sound loud at times. I took it off and it rustled inside. He was 4 years old and rode 3 different motorcycles. My son had such a bike and since it was cheaper I bought a WOLO. I found it lower and as loud as a Seibil horn. It was also easy to swap out two dogs with no wiring. Simply unscrew and plug in. Simple place.

I love this horn. I have used this type of horn on my motorcycles and now cars and am planning to install this horn on my boat as well. It is very pleasant and noisy, attracting the attention of people trying to move in front of you. I recommend this for motorcycles in particular as most motorcycle factory horns are very weak so this horn will help stay safe when riders who cannot see the motorcyclist start to change lanes and head straight into the motorcyclists path drive. LOVE IT.

Easy Wire, instructions were flawless. Perfect for a motorcycle to replace an anemic stock horn. The best motorcycle upgrade you can make. I drive in the left lane so I installed it on the right. It paid off in a week and a week after. Cars almost jump back into lane when this thing goes off. Beneath loud stereos, speakers and exhaust pipes, this little beauty cuts out noise and pummels drivers straight out of road hypnosis. Your neighbors are a bit wild if you're an early riser.

Although a seasoned enthusiast might say the horn installation shown is not perfect because "we try to keep that area clean". I'm glad I installed it up there, facing forward. When it's great, the train horn-like sound is cut off, there's no doubt the horn will sound even in heavy traffic. At the same place. I just built a small L shaped bracket that the horn attaches nicely to. We have received the wiring harness kit. We also used a large amount of shrink wrap to ensure every joint was heat…

Installed on my 2011 VN1700 Classic. Installation was easy with the universal plug and play wiring harness (recommended) as using 2 OEM wires would not be a suitable power and grounding source for this horn. If you buy a universal plug n play wiring harness, it literally plugs right into this horn and you route the power wires over the cylinder heads and secure them under the gas tank to keep them from hanging down. I used the stock horn bracket so I can mount this horn the way it should be and