Horn Assembly - Vespa LX, GTS 250/300

Vespa GTS & LX Horn Assembly Ensure you are seen and heard on the road with this high-quality replacement horn assembly. A functioning horn is a critical safety component, especially in dense urban traffic where a quick "beep" can prevent a dangerous situation. Whether your original horn has succumbed to road salt corrosion or the internal diaphragm has simply worn out, this direct-fit aftermarket unit restores your Vespa's ability to signal other motorists with confidence. Key Features Direct Plug-and-Play: Designed to match factory electrical connectors for a fast, "no-splice" installation. Weather-Resistant Coating: Features a corrosion-resistant housing to protect against rain and road spray kicked up by the front wheel. Optimal Sound Output: Tuned to the standard frequency for Vespa scooters, providing a clear and authoritative tone. Robust Mounting: Includes a reinforced mounting bracket designed to withstand the high-frequency vibrations of a running engine. Fitment Guide Brand Model Specific Fitment Vespa GTS 250 / 300 All Models (HPE, Super, GTV) Vespa LX 50 / 150 All Carbureted & i.e. Models Vespa LXV 150 All Years Vespa S 50 / 150 All Years Technical Specs Part Number: CM071806-AFT Voltage: 12V DC Material: Steel Housing with Black Protective Finish Connection: 2-Pin Spade Terminal Maintenance Note : If your new horn sounds "weak" or "muffled," check the adjustment screw on the back. A small quarter-turn can often fine-tune the diaphragm vibration to clear the sound. Installation Tip: To access the horn on a GTS or LX, you typically need to remove the front "legshield" trim (the "tie"). Be careful when popping the plastic tabs to avoid scratching the paint. Pro Tip: If your horn isn't working at all, test the horn button on the handlebar first. These switches often get "gummed up" with dust and may just need a quick spray of electrical contact cleaner before you replace the assembly. You can also purchase this part through your local Genuine dealer. WARNING: California Proposition 65