Screaming Banshee Mini Banshee

Sturdy, loud, easy install. All the parts for MY application were included.

Great product had to make an adapter tonplug in but let me tell yah this is a powerful small horn. Sounds like a big ol a truck will definitely alert distracted drivers. A+.

Sounds great. I measured 114db . It sounds like a small pickup truck. Construction of the horn body is plastic. Its small so you can mount it in a lot of places. I would like it to have been louder, but for the price its good. Installation was really easy, one bolt and 2 wires

This was a stock install right where the regular (tinny) OEM horn sits. A no-brainer to install, although its universal mount would probably fit any site for replacement. Certainly a HUGE improvement over the stock horn that Honda provides for all their under-1000cc models. I'm happy with it. Yeah, it COULD be as loud as the car horn that comes stock on the GL1800s, but it works so well for the ease of install and use. The image is my bike stripped down for painting. You can see the horn just behind the front wheel where all the NC750/700s have the horn.

I installed this in place of the stock horn on my 2010 Honda NT700VA. It’s too large for the factory location under the below headlight cowl without using the supplied bracket. After much adjustment I found a position where it would not interfere with my forks. The bike’s under headlight cowl was pressed against the horn. Even without the cowl in place, the sound was not loud enough. Next l installed the stock horn in a new location to see if this would give me enough volume. The mini Banshee by itself does have a lower tone and with the stock horn I got a fuller two tone sound but still not loud enough. Next l returned the Screaming Banshee Mini (great and easy return through Amazon). I found a Wolo model 310-2T Loud-One Low tone horn. I paid $7.62 tax included at a local auto parts store. This horn is also too large to mount in the stock location so l mounted it under a side cowl. The Wolo horn has an immediately satisfying noticeably louder sound! Then l mounted the stock horn in the factory location and I now have a great two-tone very loud horn. I paid over $86 (with tax included) for the Screaming Banshee Mini. I really think they need to examine their quality control and test each horn before they send them out. The Banshee gets two thumbs down from me. A poor value and you will be disappointed with the volume!

The good: louder than stock horn and a deeper note. I put this horn on a 2022 Harley Heritage Classic. Horn arrived quickly and came with a sticker. It also came with a mounting plate and nut. Horn mounted easily to stock mounting plate but I did use the provided mounting nut. The not so good: electrical pins were slightly wider than the stock ones so it took some effort to get the wire connectors on them. Horn sticks out further than stock horn and looks a bit awkward. Electrical connector pins are located on the bottom of the horn, so I had to mount it upside down, I’m curious to see what happens when it fills up with water. Horn face is plastic and feels kind of cheap, not sure how long it will hold up. There are also some sharp edges That should have been filed/machined down, not great next to the brake line and handle bar control wires ( mine mounts to the front of the frame, under the gas tank). Also it’s a bit expensive for what it is. If I need a replacement down the line, I will probably go with a different brand. Update: after mounting crash bars on my bike, this horn was in the way. I had to use one of the provided mounting bars to get it to fit, but the bar is really flimsy and the horn bounces around. I don’t recommend this horn for a 2018 and up softail.

Am totally happy with this horn. It's loud and supper easy to install. There is no reason to install a larger fuse as with some other horns (Wolo). All I had to do was take off the stock horn and put this one on. It couldn't be easier and works very well. It's worth the expense to be heard on the road with all the distracted drivers out there. They may not see me, but they certainly can hear me.

Based on reviews, I purchased this horn, and am glad I did. It’s decernably louder than the stock horn on my 2013 Yamaha 950 Tourer. Installation was easy, and with this model, the extra wiring is not needed. Now instead of an enemic beep beep, it’s much deeper and louder.. Go for it all you Yamaha 950 owners…