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[Kilaani]

Anyone tried this? Does it work moving the horn if you have lower fairings? I thought it looked pretty nifty.
Saw it on eBay for around $220.

[Fired00d]

You may want to search "Lenale" I found two pages of threads that either have posts about it or are the topics/subjects of the thread(s).

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[Charlie]

I have been searching and researching fans for a few months now and eventually decided on the Ward Parts Works, i received them a few days ago and will be fitting them today so will post my feedback and photos tomorrow!

[Kilaani]

You may want to search "Lenale" I found two pages of threads that either have posts about it or are the topics/subjects of the thread(s).

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

Thanks, I tried lenale, but, no results found for me. I must be a noob. Oh tried again from the main page and it worked. Thanks.

[Texas Fat Boy]

I have Wards Parts fans and they seem to help: http://www.wardspartswerks.com/

Stock photo:

[Charlie]

Just fitted my Wards Fans today, not done much riding yet but the definitely work!
I went for the thermal switch also, it works great, will post some photos tomorrow but at the moment I'm am very impressed with the performance and the looks!

[VaEagle]

Question for you Texas Fat Boy......
Do you have the Wards Parts fans on the bike in your signature? It looks like you have a MiniBeast horn on it, do they fit together or did you have to remove the MiniBeast and go back to stock horn to get the fans to fit?

[Texas Fat Boy]

I took the Mini Beast off and went back to the stock horn.
But I think he now makes a heavier/wider mount for the Mini Beast.
He wanted to make me one, but I said I'd just put the stock horn back on.

To be honest the two times I needed to blow my Air Horn at a ditzy chick on a cell phone that was cutting me off, I was too busy grabbing the brakes, the clutch and swerving to find the horn button. I'd rather have the heat under control first.

One other time I used my Air Horn, we were in Hot Springs and leaving a gas stop and my bike wouldn't start, so while everybody else was pulling out I was blaring away on the horn and nobody even turned around.

[Charlie]

A shot of my Wards Parts Works Fans, Just Fitted and working great!
I also added the Performance Machine Horn Cover! I think it balances out the fans better!!

Jason was a pleasure to deal with! his costumer survive was impeccable,

[North Georgia Hawg]

Anyone tried this? Does it work moving the horn if you have lower fairings? I thought it looked pretty nifty.
Saw it on eBay for around $220.

Jill - if you are going the cooling fans route, then don't waste your money on these. Notice how that fan is only in the center of the cylinders? All it will do is blow air between them, which does little if any good.

The Wards Parts Works double fans from Jason are mounted right in front of each cylinder, and blow high quantities of air directly on the hottest part of each head. Jason has done extensive testing of these, and they work. The automatic temperature switch makes them work even better, because it cycles them on and off as needed. Mine cycle on and off several times even after the bike is parked, as heat makes its way out of the heads to the surface.

Ken

[Charlie]

A closer shot of the Wards Parts Works Fans,