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2) Air Horn
3) Air fittings that fit the air-horn and a barb fitting to fit the hose
4) screw on valve stem
5)Hose clamps to attach the horn and tank to the bike.
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I like the idea of a nice, stealthy bike like this. I would hide the hose really good and put a black rubber ball over the diaphragm end and act like I was just barely squeezing the ball and give it an extra long honk with the other hand. I'd be making people schnitzel their lederhosen at Oktoberfest... yah!
But seriously, how can you ride with your bars so far back? It's either full nordic trac for me or else I go with the steering wheel set up; tennis balls in the spokes, rat traps pedals with carpet on them etc. How much air does the horn push? Could you load it with confetti or something similar like jacks, peppercorns or rock salt? Just thought I'd put my 2 cents in, if it were mine, of course. All kidding aside, good stuff Pee W.
i have 3 or 4 older empty ext ,i am not sure if they can be refilled since the hydro date is past. the expense of a fill and hydro is more than a rew 5 lb extinguisher
My old man has an old "Class A" (Wood and papers only, meaning it has water in it only) steel extinguisher. It's got a valve so whomever owns it can go to the average gas station and use the pump there, or their own bike pump, without it being a pain in the butt to attach one yourself...
Only problem, is the thing is MASSIVE... Id need a sidecar just for the rig :P
The Pee-Wee Herman bit? a little scary :-)
Can finally use a Kahlenberg horn on s Small Sailboat!