Dual-tone SoundOriginal DL168-A 500Hz High & 400Hz Low Tone Car Horn – Perfect for Golf Carts, Trucks, Cars, Motorcycles & More! Review

Cheaply made but loud enough for a motorcycle. In my opinion, loud horns save lives better than loud trumpets. It was easy to install and didn't take up too much space.

Nice horn for my 2012 Honda Shadow to make more noise when I squeak. Easy to install, fits directly into the mount already installed on the bike. Fast easy installation. Works great, now I'm loud when I honk!

I fixed the horn linkage in my car until it broke completely. So I ordered this whistle, but only one - a high-pitched tone. But it wasn't bad. I ordered a different, deep tone. Perfect! Now I can banish the danger from all those who write while driving.

Very easy to install It was noisier than I expected Not like a train horn or anything it just gets someone's attention I had a Miata and have been a few weak cars before How that horn drove is definitely not me who don't like them. Only $20 for the siren and my wires. it's not bad at all. I've been thinking about putting another one on the back of my car just in case I want to honk someone behind me lol.

Very happy with this purchase! It's at least 10 times louder than the factory horn on my bike. The wires and pins fit my standard horn so installation took less than 2 minutes. She did one year with her finger and the other with her shoulder, and still her eardrum almost burst. It was a mistake in my clothes garage. Will buy again when the time comes. Highly recommended!

If you're planning on honking your horn in a friendly greeting, this is your horn. If you plan on honking your horn for idiot drivers, they will just laugh at you and most likely point the finger at you. This horn sounds weak. High tone signal. Not loud and baritone tone. UPDATE: THIS HORN WAS INSTALLED ON SEPTEMBER 1ST AND WILL NOT WORK ON DECEMBER 30TH. Although it was a cheap horn, it wasn't worth the hassle. Buy something else.

I definitely like this horn as it's not too loud but is still significantly louder than the standard horn that bikes are usually fitted with. I think the Fiamm 72112 was a bit louder but the one I got broke after 4-5 days. This one is also slightly smaller (and cheaper too) than the Fiamm, so the smaller dimensions plus the shorter bearing bracket worked better on my Moto Guzzi Stelvio for space reasons.