Hey, Michael, thanks for the well written article about your early e-bike experience. You can kill the the turn signal beeper, i am sure - mine had its own speaker - which i had removed - but there has to be a wire coming from the controller, even if it goes to a shared speaker, eh? Good looking machine. Stay safe and have fun.

Cheers

Hi Michael

Sounds like the bike has a device separate from the horn watt makes the audible turning signal? Pretty sure this "beeper" must incorporate some sort of surface that vibrates like a speaker cone to create the sound waves?

If ya can open up the beeper case and identify the "cone" I'd just drop some glue etc right on the cone to dampen it's vibration. Most electronic sound/beeper devices are pretty tiny, and maybe not really open up-able, but must have a hole/holes for the sound, and perhaps the hole could be glued over?

Good luck

Lock

Complete silencing of the beeper is not advisable, because despite blinking turning light on the dashboard it's pretty easy to forget to turn off the turning signal after completion of the turn since blinking isn't often that bright especially in the daylight.