So why not just put a car horn on a bike? That’s what Jonathan Lansey did when he founded Loud Bicycle, squeezing a car horn into a bike-friendly package.Now, version 2.0 is coming up, the Loud ...

The Orp follows a general trend we’ve noticed lately of bikes and bike accessories becoming more like cars. It’s interesting that just in the past week or so, we shared a link to another bike horn on ...

His solution is ingenious: Equip bikes with something drivers will recognize — a car horn. Loud Bicycle is a car horn for bikes. LISTEN: What the horn sounds like.

So the Orp, which they tout as “the world’s first combination dual-tone bike horn and beacon light,” was born. The Orp stands out from the myriad other light and bell options on the market. It’s got a ...

The ORP Smart Horn combines a two-tone bike horn with 87-lumen LED twin lights. When it comes to riding in the city, you'd be forgiven for thinking that cyclists don a cloak of invisibility before ...

Makers of the Loud Bicycle horn, which sounds exactly like a car's horn, are shipping out their first batch of product for cyclists, with more to come.

The Hornster bike employs a three-bell Airchime KH3A air horn that looks like it would be more at home on a train than on the front of a bike. That's because it actually is a horn system that's ...

Loud Bicycle is an attachable bicycle horn that releases a sharp, two-toned honk that sounds identical to a car's horn.

When you’re out riding your bike, a horn can be a useful warning device to other road users and pedestrians alike. It can also be a source of fun and amusement, or annoyance, depending on the… ...

At the shop where I have purchased a couple of bicycles, they attach a horn to your handlebar before they send you out the door with your new bike. These horns look and sound like squeaky toys. My ...

There are various models of high-decibel bicycle horns with flatulent-sounding names available on the market—the AirZound, the Loud Bicycle, the BioLogic Blast—and they each have their devotees.