MetalArts Motorcycle Air Horn

Retro Chrome Dual Trumpet

Posted by Ila

MetalArts Motorcycle Air Horn We all know what a horn is for: to announce your presence to the distracted motorists of the world. Last week, I had to put my horn to practical use for the first time this season. The driver of a monstrous Cadillac SUV hadn't seen me when he was switching lanes and nearly shoved me off the road as I blasted the horn and my throttle. I was actually impressed; he followed me until he could apologize, which shows you that even nice guys can be unwitting jerks on the road.

A horn is a safety necessity, but most of them are either dull, ugly, or made to be discreet -- and then there's MetalArts' retro dual-trumpet air horn. Two trumpets stick out and blast 128 dB to herald your coming. The appearance of this horn does for the eyes what the function does for the ears. Chrome plated metal trumpets turn one more practical device into a great looking ornament that will add to the overall appeal of your bike.

Installation is very easy. The retro horn is self-contained with an integrated air compressor under the chrome-plated cover. You should be able to set it up in 5 to 10 minutes by following the instructions. There is no electrical wiring to run.

The MetalArts horn is a great way to add chrome and style to your bike while getting a quality horn that is very, very loud.

Here's another dual tone air horn by Stebel.