No, you cannot put a train horn on a motorcycle.
Bike horns can be as loud as 120 decibels.
110 decibels is pretty loud. It's about as loud as a jackhammer, or a car horn from close range. 110 decibels can cause pain and permanent damage to your hearing if you're exposed to it for too long.
4.6/5
Stylish and fun
Bicycle Horn
Be heard on the streets
$234
I got this for the red Radio Flyer tricycle that my 2-year-old grandson rides. Even though his small hands can't yet squeeze it firmly and quickly enough to make it squeak, he still finds it adorable and adores it. The clamp is little too large for the trike handle bars, but it may be fixed by inserting a small piece of Styrofoam into the clamp.
4.2/5
📢5 KINDS OF SOUND MODES. There are 5 modes sound with DAWAY A14 bike horn. You can press the red button to choose different sounds when you in different occasions, Practical Festival or Birthday Gift
📢HIGH DB LOUD ELECTRIC BIKE HORN. The highest sound of DAWAY A14 bike horn reach 110 dB. When you ride in a noisy environment, the complex road conditions sometimes really make you feel the crash, this super loud horn can help you remind those pedestrians and vehicles around you, and can avoid traffic accident in time
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📢UNIVERSAL STAND. Whether mountain bike, road bike, or ordinary bike, the stand of DAWAY A14 bike horn all apply to them. No longer need to worry about the installation problem because of the diameter of the handlebars
📢EASY INSTALLATION AND POWER SAVING. A free screwdriver will come with the bike horn, you can use it to install the horn easily. DAWAY A14 bike horn is also very energy-saving, it’s powered by 2*AAA batteries, the good quality batteries can be used about 6 months in normal using
📢SEPERATE SWITCH DESIGN. Control switch and bike horn are separated, it is very convenient for you when you are riding. Because you can install the control switch in the place where your finger can reach it easily
$234
The bell I bought wasn't working well for riding on our northern Michigan non-motorized paths. Many pedestrians (especially those who were walking in groups of three or four) appeared to be oblivious to the bell even when it was functioning properly. On several occasions, one narrowly missed getting in my way when it stepped sideways into my path. This is particularly risky for the rider, who runs the risk of taking a bad fall if they attempt to avoid the pedestrian in these conditions. Unfortunately, a lot of pedestrians don't seem to understand the danger their erratic last-second movements are putting the rider in.I've already used the horn once on my usual 10-mile trip on the bike route. My experience is therefore limited. I used to ring my bell as I got closer to pedestrians because I thought it was a more "polite" way to signal. I then sounded the horn if they didn't appear to hear or if the situation was particularly dangerous. Always they reacted to the trumpet. And because it's so loud, they responded before I got close or passed.The nuts and bolts: The little phillips screwdriver they enclose is for opening the battery compartment. The gadget requires two AAA batteries. Any little phillips driver should work. The horn takes up little space on the handlebar. It secures with a plastic strap which is tightened down by turning a plastic cap about an inch and a half diameter, The "activation button" is secured separately to the handle bar. It's at the end of a coiled wire perhaps 12-18" in length. The strap for the button looks cheap. You "lock" the strap in place by tightening it and than inserting one if its several small ridges into various cut-outs on the strap. The large red button on the horn also will sound the horn, but for some reason not as loudly. It's main function seems to be to allow you to select between a "chirping" sound and a loud steady whistle. I prefer the latter. (Some have mentioned they were able to select from several sounds. I was not. However, the two choices are adequate.)The mounting methods I've summarized are only "semi-permenant." I suspect they were designed this way so that if it looks like rain coming, you can easily remove the device. While a few "sprinkles" shouldn't hurt it, it is an electronic device, and so you probably don't want to get horn or activation button very wet.UPDATE (April 2019): I continue to be impressed by this horn. The first disappeared on me. I think it was swiped off the bike while I parked my pickup at a shopping mall with the bike chained in the back. I promptly ordered a second one and it continues to operate a year later. Great safety device. A bell is nice to have as a first warning. But this horn is indispensable IMHO. Also, sometimes our trails wind alongside busy roadways where the traffic noise will drown out a bell. So pedestrians really appreciate it when you sound the horn while approaching under heavy noise conditions. Also, I don’t bother removing it any more if rain is forecast. Seems fairly water resistant and wouldn’t be that expensive to replace anyway. If I could make one change in this it would be to add about 2 more feet to the cord that runs from the remote push button to the horn. A bit of a squeeze positioning everything exactly where I like it.
3.8/5
Push down to use
Amazingly loud for its size
Fun design appeals to young and old
Easy no-tools installation
$234
So I assumed that this horn would be ridiculous, entertaining, and loud when I bought it. All of these describe it. I won't have to awkwardly call "on your left" to pedestrians anymore.Be careful because it is really noisy and doesn't function well while you're riding quickly.Now that I've read some of the reviews, I kind of anticipated that it would break eventually. Today, after having it for about six months (half of which it spent in the basement with my bike), the device suddenly stops working.I'm disappointed, but I want to find out what's going on.I feel around the lightbulb and find a tiny rattling sound. I was able to remove the bulb from the horn by twisting it, which allowed me to force the watervers inside to align with the aperture.It appears to have popped off the end, so I force the "reed," if you will, back into the horn and screw the bulb back on, and it's repaired! I use the opposite end of the bulb to do this. I can frighten pedestrians who are afraid of clowns once more. even horns. or naive adults.Images of horn and reed
3.8/5
What you get: Toptrek Electric Bike Horn, 100% customer satisfaction guarantee,12-month warranty and 24/7 customer support.
USB Rechargeable, Our Bicycle Bell built-in 280mAh lithium battery, usb rechargeable, 1.2 hour charging time ring for 2500 times (about 30 days for normal used)
100 DB Loud Volume, USB Rechargeable Ring for 2500 Times, IP65 Waterproof
Separate Switch Design, Control switch and the bicycle horn are separated. Install the control switch next to your thumb, convenient and safe. One Key switch, four modes of sound.
Mini Size & Loud Volume, Toptrek Electric Bike Bell can reach 100 db, which is loud enough to alert for your presence.
IP65 Waterproof & Anti-dust, Fully satisfy for your outdoor cycling needs.
$234
There are complaints about how loud it is. Tucson has 260 miles of paved bike, jog, and walking routes, and nowadays, practically everyone who jogs or walks does so while wearing headphones. or talking loudly on their phones. I made an effort to obtain a wonderful, delicate bell with an antique sound. Nobody ever heard it. People would stray into the passing lanes, remain in the dark tunnels, ride bikes in the opposite direction, and I could ring that adorable bell all day long and no one would hear me.They can now hear me. Yes, some of them are startled by it because they have such poor situational awareness, and women, who ought to be the most cautious, are by far the worst. Now I must warn them from a considerable distance away so that the noise won't scare them, but if I receive no response, I'll smash it again closer. In the realm of motorcycling, it is considered polite to constantly signal your presence and that you are passing pedestrians, especially if they are walking a dog and need to bring it to heel before you pass.This tiny gadget accomplishes the job admirably. Yes, the silly sounds are attention-grabbing as well. At least some people's features are amused by the clown horn. The only factor keeping it from receiving a perfect score of 5—despite being rechargeable—are the attaching straps. They are rubber/silicone and should last about a month in the Arizona sun. The control button has the strap "built in," so I'll have to cement it to the handlebars. Of course, once it's securely glued on, the horn will immediately cease working. The horn isn't a problem because any o-ring would work, and I have a ton of them. But for now, it was money well spent, and I imagine that other frequent travelers would value the fact that it was audible above the music blaring in everyone's heads (and not everyone is using headphones!).
3.8/5
East to install and quick release: easily mounted and secured with the stretchable straps. No tools needed. You can install or uninstall it on your bike handle bar within 20 seconds.
Environment-friendly: Instead of using normal battery, the little scooter horn is powered by a rechargeable battery. It can 2000 times with a full charge, which is enough to work 20-30 days.
Durable with full protection: IP65 level waterproof + Anti-dust + Shatter-resistant. Fully satisfy your outdoor cycling needs.
Safety First: This Loud Volume & Mini Size Electric Bike Horn can reach 120 db which is loud enough to alert anyone or even people in a vehicle to your presence. Perfect bicycle accessories for you or your kids.
Separate Switch Design: Control switch and bike horn are separated. You can install the control switch right next to your thumb, which can keep you hand still on the bar when you press it. Keep it safe cycling.
$234
This electric horn is attractive and portable, and it can be recharged. It is really loud, which is fine for the road but too loud for the neighborhood. The horn makes three different noises: an alert, a sharp whistle, and a trumpet. Once you've decided on a sound, you play it by hitting the "bell" button. To cycle among the sounds, press the "music note" button once for each sound. I purchased it mostly for my child's scooter so that she will have a siren or alert to use while traveling about the campsite this summer (as some campsites get really crowded with vehicles). Even though I rarely use the bell or horn when I'm on my bike, I'm still enjoying it. It's good to know you have it, especially the alarm, in case you need it. It is well-made and primarily constructed of durable plastic. It only takes a few seconds to connect the bell using the flexible silicone/rubber straps, making it simple to install. The IP65 classification of the bell indicates that it is probably water resistant but not waterproof.
3.8/5
100% brand new. 4 Loud Siren Sound.6 red blue led light with bike siren.
Material: Plastic.Size: about 13 x 7.5x 3.5cm.Powered: 2 x AA Batteries (Not included).
A Loud Siren to draw people's attention on street.
Keep your kid from danger by warning or noticing others.A switch controls the flash modes give the effect of flicker.Easy to be fixed on the bicycle.
$234
I constantly read reviews and descriptions. ALMOST.When I saw this, my 6-year-old nephew immediately sprang to mind. As soon as I did that, I checked out.I overlooked the size. I had anticipated something much greater. For the image they are presenting, they must have used a dolls bike. This is a tiny thing.Having to check the product page on Amazon to try to determine where the batteries go is another thing I dislike. NO instructions are included in the box (or on it). I didn't read the description, but only in it.I made the decision to put batteries in it and give it a shot after noticing how shoddily manufactured it was (the buttons even jiggle about). This is VERY LOUD! Just be cautious.I considered awarding it three stars. Although I'm not delighted with it, I know my nephew will adore it.In hopes that it continues to function.
3.7/5
Long lasting: This product is waterproof and durable for this reason it is long lasting as well.
Safety purposes: This product can be used as safety purposes while riding vehicle. Loud Siren to draw people's attention on street. Takes AA Batteries (Best with Polaroid AA Batteries)
Fun purpose: Your children’s can use this for fun purpose like playing police pretend play games that will be a joy for them with loud and decent sound.
Emergency purpose: According to product specification flashing light is available though it can be used for emergency purpose as well.
Keep your kid Safe by warning or noticing others. A switch controls the flash modes gives the effect of flicker. Easy to install on the bicycle.
$234
We purchased two of these, one for my son and the other as a present. My son, age 6, adores this stuff. The sound it produces also strikes me as impressive. Although the light is not particularly large, it was simple to attach to his 16-inch bike, and he feels that by doing so, he is helping to make the neighborhood safer. Driving by with your windows were down would cause you to look twice. awesome present
3.7/5
SAFE AND LOUDLY: Clear the way with a distinctive honk by squeezing the rubber ball on the horn, the unmistakable sound lets everyone know you're coming.
EASY TO INSTALL: Just use a hex key/screwdriver(not included) to tighten the screws, easy to install and remove from the handle bar of a bike.
MATERIAL: Polished stainless steel is non-fading, durable and weather resistant, does not readily corrode, or rust and the rubber ball is soft for using, prevents scratching.
HORN SIZE: Length-18cm(7.0"); Horn ball diameter - 5.5cm(2.2"); Metal mouth - 7.3cm(2.9"). Mounting dimensions: Handlebar diameter - 2.22 cm(0.87").
This classic retro bicycle bell is universal for any vehicles as Golf Carts, Boats, RV's, Bicycles, Motorcycles, etc. Customize your bike the way you want for making a great attraction on your bike.(For ages 6 and above)
$234
For my coworker's scooter, which he is using as a joke as his broken foot recovers, I bought this. I didn't anticipate being so amazed by it! looks fantastic and has a fantastic retro sound. Additionally, it is considerably louder than you would anticipate; hearing it come down the corridor always makes me smile! Excellent purchase, definitely worth the cost
3.5/5
Another switch controls the flash modes of the police light
Powered: 2 AA batteries (not included)
Four switches control 4 tone of police whistle
Mades you be seen and heard at night when riding, enables you a safer riding
Attaches easily to any bicycle, for outdoor use only
$234
My husband made a modified Cozy Coupe that had been passed down in order to give our 3-year-old kid the "Police Car" he desired. It had to have lights and sirens, period. We covered the speaker with tape as other reviewers advised, and the sirens are now quieter than our overly enthusiastic child's yelling "Stop! Just stop! Your hands should be in the air "at 0830. The blue lights, however, cannot be avoided because they appear green. Whatever. Despite being a typical toddler-like stickler for details, my son never mentioned it.It costs about ten dollars. What did you anticipate?!? It is ideal for the use in our case. I'm so glad that other reviews didn't put me off.
3.4/5
Bike LED light is waterproof, safer in water fog when riding in the rain. Mades you be seen and heard at night when riding, enables you a safer riding
Fun purpose: your children can use this for fun purpose like playing police pretend play games that will be a joy for them with loud and loud sounds trumpet cycling horn bell siren
Easy to install and remove without tool. Attaches easily to most bicycle, suitable handlebar diameter: 24mm/1inch
Four switches control 4 tone of police whistle, this bicycle horn bell powered by - 2 AA batteries (No batteries in)
Kids bike police sound light, which is a great Christmas present for your children!!
$234
With this product, I have two problems. Our daughter received a chase Paw Patrol bike, so that's how we first obtained it. Chase is a police officer, so she continued acting as though she was "pressing the police siren button." So I searched and found this item, which is a bike-mounted police siren toy. I watched videos, and we agreed it was ideal. My three-year-old and I were quite eager to test it out when it arrived today. The first issue is that while the actual siren cannot be mounted to the bike, the siren's control may. It simply hangs. Otherwise, I had to use a lot of take to be able to tie it to the bank without it just hanging from it. If the bike has a basket, I suppose you may put it there. Then more house alarm sounds were added to the "siren" noises. Horrible!! They have an extremely high pitch, and there is no volume option to lower it. One of the three sounds practically makes my ears ring because it is that loud. I had to inform my neighbors about the noise so they wouldn't believe their home security system had gone off. I don't want to take my toddler outside with the toy "siren" since I know that all of the neighbors will check their alarms to see why they went off when it was just my toddler.I wish the "sirens" could be turned up or down, and I wish they weren't so high-pitched.
A freight train horn can be very loud, depending on the size of the train. The horn is used to warn people and animals that a train is coming, so it needs to be loud enough to be heard over the noise of the engine and the wheels on the tracks.
At takeoff, a jet engine is about as loud as a rock concert — about 120 decibels. But at cruise, it's more like the sound of a sewing machine — about 70 decibels.
A bike bell is typically around 80 dB.
A normal car horn emits approximately 110 decibels of sound.
A motorcycle horn is usually around 110 decibels.
Most people would say that a bike bell is worth it. They are relatively inexpensive and can be a great way to let people know you are coming.
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