RAC01375/B Royal Enfield Horn LT (Low Tone) with TVS Diode for Bear 650 | Genuine OEM

If your Royal Enfield horn has become weak, intermittent, or completely dead, replacing it with a genuine OEM unit is the safest and cleanest fix. RAC01375/B is the Royal Enfield “Horn LT (Low Tone) with TVS Diode”—built to match factory mounting, electrical load, and sound output so you avoid common aftermarket problems like random relay clicking, low volume, or early rusting.

This is a direct replacement-style horn intended for riders who want OEM reliability, correct tone, and proper electrical protection (diode) without cutting wires or adding jugad connectors. It is ideal when your bike fails the “horn check” at service, during touring, or when water/dust exposure has reduced the horn’s sound quality.

Note: Many Royal Enfield setups use a high tone + low tone pair. This listing is for Low Tone (LT) only—pair it with the matching High Tone horn (usually a separate part number) if your motorcycle uses a dual-horn setup. 

Key Features 

• Genuine Royal Enfield OEM horn assembly (factory-spec replacement) 

• Low Tone (LT) output for the correct twin-tone / bass note (where applicable)

• Includes TVS diode for electrical protection and stable operation

• Designed to fit OEM bracket location (no jugaad mounting)

• Correct electrical load vs random aftermarket horns (helps avoid overheating/weak sound)

• Suitable for riders who want plug-and-fit style replacement (when ordered for the correct model)

• Durable, weather-resistant construction intended for real-world riding conditions

• Best choice to reduce returns caused by “universal horn” mismatch

Compatibility Table 

Important fitment rule (to reduce returns): If your bike uses a dual-horn setup, confirm whether you need LT + HT together (this is LT only). 

CHECK PART NUMBER BEFORE PURCHASE 

Variants

• Single Unit (1 pc): RAC01375/B Horn LT (Low Tone) with TVS Diode

FAQs 

1. Is RAC01375/B a genuine Royal Enfield part or aftermarket?
   Yes—this part number is sold as a Royal Enfield horn (low tone / LT) by established Royal Enfield parts retailers, and is referenced as a genuine RE part number format (RAC….). 

2. My horn works sometimes and fails sometimes—will this fix it?
   If the horn itself is weak/intermittent (common after water ingress or internal contact wear), replacing the horn often fixes it. If the issue is wiring/relay/switch, the horn alone may not solve it. Best practice: test horn power at the coupler before ordering.

3. Does my bike need one horn or a pair (high tone + low tone)?
   Many motorcycles use two horns to create a sharper “dual tone.” This product is Low Tone (LT) only. If your bike originally had two horns, you may need the matching High Tone horn as well (separate part number).

4. What is the “TVS diode” and why does it matter?
   The diode is used for electrical protection/suppression—helping stabilize the circuit and reduce electrical spikes. Buying the correct OEM-spec unit reduces the chance of relay noise, premature failure, or inconsistent horn performance.

5. How do I ensure I don’t order the wrong horn and face return issues?
   Share your VIN / exact model + year + variant on WhatsApp before ordering. If the microfiche confirmation is not possible, treat fitment as ❓ and avoid opening the pack until fitment is confirmed.