There are loud bike horns and then there's the Hornit dB140. It’s billed by its makers as the world’s loudest and we aren’t going to argue with them. This battery-powered device emits a piercing ...
HOW LOUD? 140 decibels, which is “the equivalent sound of a jet engine”, Hornit says. A more helpful analogy: about as loud as the outraged yelling from a peloton of middle-aged men in Lycra as you ...
Ah, Amsterdam in spring. The sunshine glitters across the canals, the streetside bars bustle, and tourists trample all over the cycle lanes. Since its invention by John Richard Dedicoat in the late ...
When the brand launched seven years ago, the singular objective was to make cycling safer. The db140, the world’s loudest bike horn, enabled cyclists to easily alert other vehicles and pedestrians to ...
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