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Delta Airzound Bike Horn | 
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| Brand: Delta
Category: Sports
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $26.95
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Rating:  107 reviews
Sales Rank: 1256
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 12 x 3 x 8
MPN: 102150
Model: Airzound
UPC: 799403113553
EAN: 0799403113553
ASIN: B000ACAMJC
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| Features:
| | Refills with any bike pump--no batteries or cartridges required | | | Super loud--up to 115 dB | | | Volume control | | | Lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects | | | Air horn clamps to your bike's handlebar |
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Product Description
Super loud, Volume control switch. The reservoir recharges with any schraeder valve compatible pump and fits in a standard water bottle cage.
Amazon.com Product Description
Let cars know you're coming with the Delta Airzound bike horn, which clamps easily to any handlebar. It's super loud, blasting out a warning at 115 dB, and it features a volume control. It requires no batteries or cartridges--simply fill the ultra-light air reservoir with any bike pump. About Delta Cycle
For more than 20 years, Delta Cycle has created useful cycling products with a mission to make an innovative difference. The company works hard to make their products better and deliver superior value. Delta Cycle offers only a small, concentrated product line that represents the best there is in each category.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 102 more reviews...
 The best purchase I've made for my bike this year! October 5, 2005
E. Heller (Seattle, WA United States)
32 out of 33 found this review helpful
What a fantastic product! Its small, lightweight, and loud. When it runs out of air, a few pumps with my bike pump and its ready to go. It was easy to install and took no more room than a standard water bottle. The horn is inconspicuous on my handlebars but is exactly what I need to get the attention of the driver pulling into my lane with their windows closed and radio blaring.
Great Product September 8, 2005
B. Goldstein (Seattle, Washington, United States)
22 out of 23 found this review helpful
I second everything Kuyper wrote in his review, and am giving this product the extra star he left out because I've had my horn for almost 5 years and its still going strong (and loud). I've been pleasantly surprised that this lightweight tubing and plastic canister can hold close to 100psi for a very long time without leaking.
Obnoxious, in a good way November 11, 2005
Paul Jaye (Seattle, WA)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
THE vital piece of bike gear for any commuter.
Sharing the road with cars just got a whole lot safer with my Airzound Bike Horn. This is an airhorn, uses the same basic design you've heard from a Mack Truck. The difference is that this airhorn mounts on your bicycle and is loud enough for any driver to hear you.
It has a really useful volume adjustment, and even on its loudest setting has enough of a reservoir to last for 30 uses. It even recharges with your bike pump! Setup was easy, and it seems really well built, should last a long time.
Truly a lifesaver ... but rated XXX (Adult MINDS only!) March 2, 2006
Jack M. (Northeast [with wanderlust]))
16 out of 18 found this review helpful
This product is terrific, and is vitally needed by the serious MATURE (by disposition) commuter/utility/recreational cyclist in traffic. It's amazing how drivers, even well-intentioned ones, will either fail to see a bicyclist, or WILL see, actually smile a warm smile, then think, "Good! nothing's coming," .... and pull out from a stop-sign, a T-intersection stop, a right-on-red, or will make a left directly into my path ... as I'm clipping along at 16 or 28 mph. Ditto, drivers will parallel park on Main Street to shop, and eagerly open the driver's door, AFTER quickly checking the mirror (maybe expecting me to veer out into car traffic?).
Air zound can TRULY SAVE A LIFE, when a driver, cocooned behind glass and steel, is oblivious to surroundings, illegally using the cellphone underway, or blaring the stereo. This can remind a driver (as someone astutely said earlier), by way of a brief JUDICIOUS reminder-tap, that bicycles are vehicles too, and cyclists, people too. For some short time, they may be kinder/gentler more ALERT drivers.
A passing car full of laughing teen boys, buzzing me way too close, just for "kicks," got a SOUND LESSON the second time (their windows were down), as they jumped in their skins, turned pale, and ceased laughing. But caution please...
Don't put this gizmo at the disposal of an immature person. Those who get a high out of scaring pedestrians, where a friendly heads-up greeting would do fine, or into terrifying anyone not threatening their safety, should not have this LOUD aid for their mischief. Frivolous misuse (ABuse) of a 90 decibel device, is antisocial and illegal, and works AGAINST us bicyclists. That kind of behavior, mostly by kids, has ironically prompted some states to deprive the bicyclist of the legal use of ANY onboard sound device, tinkle-bells included. Just as many jurisdictions have set up mandatory helmet use for kids below a certain age, they could deprive kids below a certain age of devices like this. The temptation to harass, for novelty and kicks, is too great for kiddie mentalities.
Meanwhile, we grant (oops, we REQUIRE of) all drivers, access to horn buttons in their 2500 lb, sound-dampened, rolling fortresses, and even in a bus or trucking rig. Of course, those are needed ... but are so much more needed, on a 35 pound curbweight open vehicle, a few rails and wires, with little better personal protection than a foam helmet, the cyclist's experience and reflexes, and (as next best warning device) her or his own voice.
However, many drivers routinely blast the horn when overtaking within 20 feet of even a serious, steady-tracking, safety conscious adult cyclist wearing a helmet, likely thinking they are being helpful. We already HEARD them coming, which helps us to brace a little, for the unexpected! An Air zound can let them, in turn, hear US coming, even if they are high on the music, lost in conversation, or spaced-out on daydreams.
Two minor product critiques, almost trivial versus the product benefits:
1. While the Air zound's trigger to release a warning blast is excellent, it is unitized with the horn's housing. Some brake + shifter combo sets prevent snugging that up near-enough to your trigger-thumb, and so a remote compact (stick-on?) trigger button, to splice into the airhose, would be a useful upgrade in some fraction of installations. The Air zound benefits depend on fast/seamless access. In an emergency, safety may dictate never taking fingers from the brake levers.
2. The Air zound's anchoring could be made a bit more substantial (though if the horn is bumped free, it tags along, dangling by its strong lil hose).
Brief "tip:" To avoid banshee blasts while manhandling your bike in a quiet place, to bring it in/out of doors, do minor equipment fixes, etc., just slip a spare tire-valve cap over the combo fill/trigger valve, to lock it out. Works great when you park-and-lock, too -- curious young fingers won't know what is blocking use of horn. Just remember to remove the "safety," before riding again. Enjoy this BLAST of a cycling-safety product, and, er... keep the rubber side (your tires) down! ;-]
Great Bicycle Horn November 22, 2005
G. Powell (Seattle, WA USA)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Well it got its first use on my way home from the store. A huge truck pulled right into the cross walk and stopped. One loud blast and the driver moved his rig! Totally worth it.
Now that's on my bike I have a tendency to be a little less forgiving to drivers. That guy who pulled out in front of me, ok, I'm not going that fast and he made it, but it was rude of him, so two light taps and he slowed down and drove sort of sheepishly. I think that he knew that pulling out wasn't the right thing to do...
There is a volume control and I have it set pretty loud for autos as you can't really adjust it while riding and pay attention to the road. Ped's still get a "hey buddy!", as my voice is still working fine.
I'm using the velcro attachment as my bike has only one water bottle cage and it works fine. The hose is plenty long enough to mount it wherever you want it.
Not having to buy refills is really nice, its light. easy on and off for commuting storage.
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