20% off Hornit Db140 Bike Horn, Upgraded V3 Model $55 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon US via AU

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Been holding off until these went on sale. Too many pedestrians with headphones on.

The World's loudest cycle horn. 140dB at source the dB140 puts you in control of your safety because it gives you a way to make people know you’re there even when they aren’t looking.
Two horn modes. “piercing mode” is a high-pitched 140db duo tone, primarily for road use, designed to be heard by car, van and truck drivers as well as pedestrians with headphones. “horn mode” is a 121dB car horn style sound designed to be used to warn pedestrians in parks and on trails.
Two handlebar mounts included. to ensure a perfect fit with all handlebar sizes two mounts are included-one mount for bars with a diameter of 22-26mm with 4 differently sized spacers and a second dedicated to 31.8mm diameter bars (road bikes).
Enjoy the ride. the dB140 gives you the ability to let other road users know you’re coming and that alone makes cycling much less stressful. No more shouting, fewer emergency stops, and more time spent enjoying the ride.
The small, sleek, and completely weatherproof horn weighs only 3.6 ounces (including mount, trigger, and batteries). 2 x AAA batteries included which last up to 12 months with normal use (normal use is 6 x 1 second blasts per day).

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  • FYI you need to link to the product, not to the image. Thumbnail images are automatically generated so you don't need to create one yourself. I've fixed up the url now.

    • Thank you! First time poster and using my phone not PC. Cheers

  • +1

    There are also Chinese copies much cheaper.
    But most importantly, it is loud but it sounds like fire or intruder alarm, not like a bicycle bell or a car horn. So often people don't understand what the sound is and where it is coming from.
    If you ride on the footpath and want to get around pedestrians a bell will work better.

    • +1

      I just watched a YouTube video on it and I know what you mean. I had an instance this morning I was using my bell on a shared path and this one person had no idea I was 1m from them, headphones in and completely disconnected from the world.

    • Yep, my experience exactly. As loud as it is, people are much more receptive to a bell than this horn when I come up to two people side by side on a shared path.

  • Agreed. Have a couple electronic ones with various sci fi sounds that people just don't react too. Nothing works like the sound of a bell. But cannot locate an electronic bell noise unit.

  • +1

    Can anyone recommend a decent bell that sounds like a bell?

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