🚲 Ytuomzi Electric Bike Horn: USB Rechargeable, 120 db Loud & Invisible Cycling Alarm for Mountain/Road Bike Scooters - Waterproof & 3 Alert Modes - Fits Handlebar 22-31.8mm Review

I don't usually write reviews unless they are really bad or amazing. I just wanted to say that I can go deaf with this device. It's ridiculously loud.

This device is light, strong and loud. Rubber mounting bandages allow you to place it on the handlebars or on the handlebars of brifters (see my photos). I've installed it both ways, but I like it best on slips.

This horn really did the job. Warning someone while cycling is very loud and excessive. I do not recommend using this product in a quiet environment as it is loud enough to startle and wake someone up. I would recommend using this in busy areas as it is loud enough to alert people who are already in a busy city.

Although this bike horn works reasonably well, I managed to startle some pedestrians when I tried to signal that I was passing them. Instead of a horn, there was a shrill siren sound for several seconds, and it took me a while to figure out how to stop. And they may have just stopped on their own. It was a bit shocking for her and for me. Now I know not to touch the top button, just the bottom one. I thought one of the buttons would let me select either the alarm tone or the volume, but that…

Arrived quickly and as advertised. Bought for my granddaughter as a gift for her new "adult bike" which she rides every day. She loves it. I warned them to check outside if it was too loud. Her father says it's very noisy but in a good way because she needs the passers-by to know she's coming. A 7 year old doesn't always have the coordination and judgment to dodge obstacles in a split second, so I prefer the noise to be loud enough to startle a pedestrian and not so loud that anyone would know…

This bell has 4 sound options: a siren, a typical bike horn, a toy jeepney horn, and a harsh, crazy horn that I think should only sound when riding a bike. B. On a busy street, you need to warn teenagers who are playing on their phones while crossing the street, or vehicles that aren't using their signals. All four tones are fairly loud, and there's a button to toggle between the four tones. Aside from that, the horn-like lightbulb and jeepney-like horns are like polite horns to get the…

Before buying this horn, my bike only had one ringing sound. While it worked great (and still works) for pedestrians, it was useless when trying to get the attention of a distracted driver. Well this horn works really great! Now they can hear me! There are two buttons next to the horn on the remote control. One button toggles all four different sounds. The other button simply plays the current sound depending on which one you select. The instructions are simple but I don't think they are…

My DJ Bikes mountain bike came with one of those little bells that you use by clicking on the little lever that says a 'ding' " sound made. Absolutely useless. In my opinion. I replaced it with a Ytuomzi electric bike horn and couldn't be happier. It's LOUD and ANNOYING, just what you need. Rechargeable via micro USB port and cable included. Charging is very easy. No screws or clamps to fiddle with as the horn and its button are attached with silicone straps and are easy to remove, 5 seconds if