Universal Motorcycle Electric Horns Waterproof Round Loud Speaker 12V 1.5A 105db small horn for Motorcycle

I have a ding-ding bell on my bike and it was too soft to warn anybody when they got in my way. I got a bike switch from Amazon, and wired (3) 3.7 volt lithium batteries to the horn, giving me 12 volts on a full charge. The horn was bolted to my bike frame, and too much of the bracket was contacting the frame. I used a washer to move the bracket off the frame and the horn can now properly vibrate. It is very loud and sounds like a motorcycle horn.

good quality

It sounds like a scooter horn, looks like a scooter horn, and makes noise when you apply voltage. Nothing further to add.

What can one say about a generic horn? It works. Not too loud, but loud enough. There is nothing flashy about this product - best to hide somewhere it if you are worried looks. Easy to hook up, just slide on two female end connectors over the male tabs - it will not matter which wire goes where as it is just creating a looped circuit. The horn also has a tab with a screw hole to attach it to whatever you are putting it on. Cheap and easy.

Good sound

Excelente

This horn is fairly loud but it sounds like a kids toy car horn! It’s a direct replacement for an 80s Honda motorcycle horn and fits well and is very easy to install. I haven’t put many miles or time on this horn but the build quality is very similar to the horn that was on the bike before. Hopefully this horn lasts as long as the original. Just wish it sounded more mean.

I bought it to install it on my mobility scooter because shopping at wally world people don't have consideration for the disabled and just don't pay attention, and it's funny when idioooots jump like heII when my horn wakes their azz up