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Hello, I purchased an aftermarket horn & button for my ttr. 

Now I'm looking for a good place to put it.

Where is the stock location for the horn on a model that came with one. (raid)etc..

Thanks.



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It is normally mounted in the right side below tank on the neck around the hight of the top of the cylinder head.

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Can see it in this picture above exhaust header 



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Hi Jeff 

Keith is correct although, if you have a US frame then many of the brackets are missing and my guess is the horn bracket won't be there cry



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The items 17 and 18 show the "signal" equipment commonly known as a horn/hooter. biggrin

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I have to say it's not a good place for it though, fills up with mud pretty quick!

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Sounds odd but reversing it stops it filling with mud wink



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Fitted a new horn when i rebuilt my TTR, after a few wet muddy rides it would no longer work. It's one of my winter jobs to fit a new horn in a different location.

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This is my horn's position (ooh errr!) biggrin

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The frame bracket is welded to the frame just left above the top head-brace bolt.

There is also a connecting bracket from the horn to the frame bracket.

Perhaps the US TTRs don't require this arrangement - unless the bike is licensed for the road. confuse

Martyn



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Maybe just put one of those gurt massive siren horn arrangements on there, pass roadworthy test plus have some fun all at the same time ha

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