For about the same price you could make someone poo themselves with an airzound !
I've got one on my trike too, also I have 12 volt indicators and a brake light, I run mine off a 1.3 amp hour battery
Motor bike ones off ebay, the brake light is LEDLOL. Which indicators/brake light are you using?
Great idea. I had full 12v electrics on my now departed Borealis, including indicators, running lights, interior lights and a motorbike horn. I miss the horn and have to get around to fitting a 12v beep beep. Do you have a link for the jump starter, can’t seem to see them for that price.
Totally unrelated, but I notice you’re using flat pedals. Each to their own, but you feel safe not being clipped in?
I think in DB they're about the same. But on the QNT I couldn't think of anywhere I'd want to mount the horn that would allow me to access the button. I like the idea of the AirZound but not the design.
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Twist grip shifters like yours (and mine on my old Performer) can take a bar-end mounted Mirrycle mountain mirror, and the base of those provide a perfect mount for the AirZound clamp - with the button in the right place for your thumb.
I came across these instructions for a remote button to operate an Airzound some time ago. Unfortunately, it's a USA based forum and the supplier mentioned in the posting (McMaster-Carr) don't ship to the UK and, although I could find tubing and connectors on ebay, I could not find a suitable button valve on this side of the Atlantic without spending silly money or buying industrial quantities. Eventually, a friend who was going to the states on holiday took delivery of the necessary items and brought them to me.
If you want to try this project don't forget the 2 connectors at the end of the list. They screw into the button valve and the threads are of a size apparently unknown East of Cape Cod!