🚲 Delta Cycle Airzound Bike Horn - 115 DB Loud Rechargeable Bicycle Horn for Adults - Adjustable Volume, No Batteries Required - Weatherproof Thermoplastic - Road and Mountain Bike Horn Review

This is the best horn I have ever used and the only one that gets drivers attention. From this point of view it is not a problem. The problem occurs during installation. The mount is practically useless and when you try to use it as intended it doesn't work because if you press the button to beep the mount can fail sending the entire horn assembly off the handlebars and possibly into your wheel. exactly when you urgently need control. This has happened to me twice, so I found an alternative…

To save money on production and load even more than ever, the manufacturer now uses a plastic canister with a plastic lid that supposedly can seal Compressed air 80psi. The hose and canister connection tends to leak, in my case at 30psi after a few days of cycling. How do I know? I've had TWO of these items in the last few months and both locations have leaked. I still have the old metal canister version on another bike and it's been working great for about six years now. So six years versus…

I just replaced an old Airzound I had for a few years but the hose rotted due to weather or exposure to chemicals. In the time I've used them it's become pretty clear that unlike any other type of horn/alarm, motorists will respond to this horn as intended. This shocks them and causes them to immediately stop any stupid maneuver they were doing, bringing them back to reality. It's not just about volume, it's about sounding like you're about to be hit with half a guitar. Ringing and beep-beep…

I bought this 4-5 years ago when I was attacked by a dog while cycling on country roads. The first time I hit him and walked away, but it was close and I knew I had to do something else. On the day of purchase I put it on and drove off. No dogs attacked me, but a young guy who was working as a guard at the youth camp gate fell asleep and I took it upon myself to wake him up and it worked fine. I don't think he even suspected that the noise was coming from my bike. Since then I've prevented 3…

UPDATE: Just started my 2nd season using this horn for getting geese off the trail. I've mastered the panic horn, a pair of short horns that cause geese to shyly toss their young aside and crouch. I really love this air horn. Removing it always disables the horn. I learned to stuff a piece of cloth at the outlet before covering it to muffle the sound. PREVIOUS REVIEW: This thing is AMAZING, I managed to get geese off the bike path and it worked wonders for that. It's loud and easy to charge…

It's LOUD. No, louder...even at low pressure, your ears will hurt if you use it indoors. Make sure that the horn is pointed away from you when cycling. I didn't realize it was partially pressurized when I mounted it on my wife's tadpole recumbent and pushed the button. Ouch. After it was installed, I put on the pilot's headphones and tried it at full power. Sounds impressive. It can even get through the sound of a failing diesel engine. I was so impressed I bought another one to use on my…