Claxon para bicicletas Delta Airzound; los colores pueden variar

However, with only a few adaptations, it worked with no problems. A problem here is that the filling valve is underneath the button, so if the button popped up while you were riding in an emergency, you might get cut by the brass valve. The mount, button, and valve all need to be changed. I wrapped Teflon tape around the threads after my bottle began to leak after about a month. I was able to fix it by wrapping more tape around it. There are a lot of problems with the mounting for the bottle. Duct tape was used to attach it to the bike.

The horn worked very well and was quite loud. It is because this spring there is no sound for which I have given one star. In the former year, the bottle held air like it always does, but now when the button is pressed, it comes out with only air instead of I don't understand why the horn isn't working. There does not appear to be anything mechanical wrong with it that should prevent it from working. A whooshing sound comes out of the horn after I fill it with air and press the button. A DATE UPDATED In reading other reviews I read that if you remove the front of the horn and "clean" the disc it will start to sound It now works again after I did it.

Muhammad McConnell

| Dec 02, 2020

This 4-piece set was purchased by me When I was riding on a farm road, I was attacked by a dog 5 years ago. During the first attempt I kicked it and escaped, but it was something very close to death and I knew I had to do something else. In the day following the sale, I put the jacket on and went for a ride. There had been no dogs attacking me, but a young work-at-camp security person had fallen asleep, and I was able to wake him up by myself. My bicycle's noise was so loud that he might not have suspected it is coming from me. It is because of the most recent dog attack that I have written this article, as I have thwarted 3 dog attacks since then. Dogs are tricky. They won't simply chase you, but they will anticipate your trajectory and intercept it as well. You bet I'll pedal till I'm dead, when the dog is within a few feet and at full speed and about to bite you, blow the horn and let fly! Within a minute or two, the dog will start from zero and you will be able to escape. It's all in one's head, so don't gloat and prattle about it. Since the day I installed it, this horn has sat on my bike in the same position. In spite of riding for a few thousand miles and moving houses twice, it still works great. It doesn't need any maintenance and I truly believe this was one of the best purchases I have ever made. There is no doubt that it saved me from paying serious medical bills where I would have to sue the owner and waste a lot of time and perhaps not be able to work. You need this horn if you ride on roads most of the time, particularly back roads with farm dogs. I have used it to keep dogs from biting me on occasion, but if they do not hit me I turn the other cheek and continue to walk. I got it to prevent me from getting hit by traffic on occasion, but most of the time I just keep going.

Ari Sanford

| Aug 15, 2021

As a result, I have mastered the "panicked goose" honk, a series of short honks that causes the geese to withdraw their babies and take cover. It's so nice to have an air horn like this. It sounds like the air horn every time I turn it off, so I have learned to stuff a piece of fabric in the output before turning it off to muffle A PREVIOUS REVIEW OF I got this to clear geese from the bike path, and I have to say that it works great. You can recharge it easily and it is very loud. It is good for about 10 short blasts and then needs to be pumped again. I found that it mounted nicely and had a low profile on my handlebars, with a trigger that was easy to find on I did not even lose the bottle holder since I received mounting equipment that allowed me to install it outside the water bottle In cases where I need to use long blasts against a particularly aggressive goose, I can have enough charge to discharge the whole charge in A honk would be too rude to ring from it for pedestrian warning. There isn't really a way to gently honk from It could prove useful to me when being verbally assaulted by hoboes, as I have sometimes experienced. When I am jeered or threatened I might give a little blast. If I am attacking by a dog or human with a solid burst, I could see you flinch for those few seconds so you can escape. Using the horn could also be a great way to make car drivers aware of your disappointment if they close pass you or fail to yield, but I have seen this happen twice, and both times I was focused on preserving my life. It may take a little experimentation before I gain the instinct to hit the horn when a car is threatening.

Sawyer Hardy

| Jan 10, 2021

In my experience, this is the best horn I have ever used and the only one that has ever attracted The decision is clear from that vantage point. Installing the software is the cause of the problem. If you were to use it as intended, the bracket would be essentially useless, since if you pressed the button to sound the horn, the bracket might fail, sending the whole assembly flying off the handlebars and potentially into your wheel just as you were in the most need of control. As I had this happen twice, I decided to come up with an alternative solution, in which I simply threw away the white bracket that is supposed to attach the horn to the handlebars, and instead zip-tied the bracket to the handlebars A string was twisted through the handlebars to secure the assembly. Having it on this way makes sure it is always This manufacturer needs to redo the design of the horn attachment and come up with a solution that works for the horn.

Bradley Acosta

| Dec 03, 2020